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....Since no cache databases or synchronization messages are exchanged the clusters composed of these autonomous cache nodes will be exceedingly scalable and manageable. Machine learning algorithms [56, 70] have previously been successfully used in addressing non trivial operating systems problems [54, 55] such as the disk spin down problem in mobile computers. In Section 2 we review the current state of caching in file systems and web proxies. In Section 3 we introduce our Storage Embedded Network (SEN) architecture. In Section 4 we focus on the adaptive cache design and in Section 5 we present ....
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....have sought techniques for reducing mobile hosts power requirements. The overall goal of power management is to prolong battery life by controlling the energy consumption of a mobile host s various devices. Past research has developed techniques for reductions in the energy consumption of disk [DKM94, HLS96, LKHA94], CPU [GCW95, LS96, WWDS94] and network interface devices [SK96, CPR98, NSYA97, KK98] The goal of these techniques is to reduce the energy needs of individual devices. Building on such work, this paper considers the power consumption of a mobile host s communication device in the context of the ....
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