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Using neural networks to forecast available system resources: an approach and empirical investigation

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posted on 2024-11-16, 09:03 authored by Yun-Fei Jia, Zhiquan Zhou, Ke-Xian Xue, Lei Zhao, Kai-Yuan Cai
Software aging refers to the phenomenon that software systems show progressive performance degradation or a sudden crash after longtime execution. It has been reported that this phenomenon is closely related to the exhaustion of system resources. This paper quantitatively studies available system resources under the real-world situation where workload changes dynamically over time. We propose a neural network approach to first investigate the relationship between available system resources and system workload and then to forecast future available system resources. Experimental results on data sets collected from real-world computer systems demonstrate that the proposed approach is effective.

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Eat and Dream: effective automatic testing and debugging for real-life embedded wireless communications software

Australian Research Council

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Jia, Y., Zhou, Z. Quan., Xue, K., Zhao, L. & Cai, K. (2015). Using neural networks to forecast available system resources: an approach and empirical investigation. International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, 25 (4), 781-802.

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International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering

Volume

25

Issue

4

Pagination

781-802

Language

English

RIS ID

103320

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