Feedforward Neural Networks for Caching: Enough or Too Much?
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💻 cs.NI
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neuralcachingnetworksfeedforwardpolicyapplicationscomplexcontent
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We propose a caching policy that uses a feedforward neural network (FNN) to predict content popularity. Our scheme outperforms popular eviction policies like LRU or ARC, but also a new policy relying on the more complex recurrent neural networks. At the same time, replacing the FNN predictor with a naive linear estimator does not degrade caching performance significantly, questioning then the role of neural networks for these applications.
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