The phrase "access behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, user interactions, or data retrieval, often referring to how users or systems interact with data or resources.
Example: "The study analyzed the access behavior of users when interacting with the new software interface."
Alternatives: "access patterns" or "usage behavior".
Each region has its recommended usage, and the memory access behavior could depend on which memory region one is accessing to.
This paper presents a power-aware data replication strategy by leveraging data access behavior.
MAGNIFY summarizes the data access behavior of sub-computations (such as loop nests) using symbolic data descriptors.
In this paper, we propose a heterogeneous signcryption scheme to control the access behavior of the users.
This feature also allows the processor design to optimize the access behavior when different devices are accessed.
Both strategies require knowledge of the application's memory access behavior to identify the communication between threads and processes as well as their usage of memory pages.
We employ several types of file access behaviors, including Zipf-like, geometric, and uniform distributions, to evaluate PFRF.
The PFRF periodically calculates file access popularity to track the variation of users' access behaviors, and then replicates popular files to appropriate sites to adapt to the variation.
We regard an existing security mechanism, which employs a trust value and entropy computed by client's access behaviors, as a security mechanism of a controller.
Furthermore, common privacy risk communication approaches in smartphone app ecosystems do not consider the actual data-access behavior of individual apps in their risk assessments.
This paper examines the performance and memory-access behavior of the C4.5 decision-tree induction program, a representative example of data mining applications, for both uniprocessor and parallel implementations.
