Denote the binary content placement variable at the GAPs as δ ik ∈{0,1}, i.e., δ ik =1, if GAP i caches file k; otherwise, δ ik =0.
In simulation-based power evaluation methods, the system is integrated with various components such ALU, level-1 I-cache, D-cache, irf (register files), and clock.
The experiments are conducted using JM 18.0 reference software [13] and compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 using Intel i7 platform (Redmond, WA, USA) as described below: Intel Core™ i 7 CPU 930, running at 2.8GHz with four 32-KB D-Cache (L1), four 32-KB I-Cache (L1), four 256-KB cache (L2) with 8-way set associative, and 8-MB L3 cache with 16-way set associative and 8-GB RAM.
The number of packet slots used by session i or cache utilization of session i (CU i ) is then given by the following expression: CU i = ⌊ ρ i n × C n ⌋ = ⌊ ω i n ∑ j ω j n × C n ⌋. (1).
"Then he called and said, 'Where are you?' I said, Cache Cache, and he said, 'Don't move!' He was there in a few minutes".
Hit rate measures the percentage of requests that are serviced from the cache (i.e., requests for pages that are cached).
Thus, the short-term cache, i.e., ARP cache, and long-term table need to be updated carefully on arrival of ARP request or reply packets.
In the results presented in this section, we configured the sample size of all the algorithms to be the full cache (i.e., sample size = 100%).
Figure 9 shows the total power dissipation from running the nine SPEC2000 benchmark programs (harmonic mean values) normalized to the corresponding conventional direct-mapped cache, i.e., value 1 for the conventional direct-mapped cache.
The values shown are averaged (harmonic mean) from the nine benchmark programs used and normalized to the value of the conventional direct-mapped cache, i.e., value 1 for the conventional direct-mapped cache.
In an interactive exploration environment where multiple queries are generated within and across user sessions, it is very likely that after a while the size of the cache (i.e. ({mathbb {S}}_H)) will grow to match the size of underlying data set.
