System and method for adaptively managing pages in a memory

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Hierarchical memories

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C711S133000, C711S170000

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ABSTRACT:
An adaptive replacement cache policy dynamically maintains two lists of pages, a recency list and a frequency list, in addition to a cache directory. The policy keeps these two lists to roughly the same size, the cache size c. Together, the two lists remember twice the number of pages that would fit in the cache. At any time, the policy selects a variable number of the most recent pages to exclude from the two lists. The policy adaptively decides in response to an evolving workload how many top pages from each list to maintain in the cache at any given time. It achieves such online, on-the-fly adaptation by using a learning rule that allows the policy to track a workload quickly and effectively.

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