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Google hostload prediction based on Bayesian model with optimized feature combination
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DOI：10.1016/j.jpdc.2013.10.001.png)
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We design a novel prediction method with Bayes model to predict a. load fluctuation pattern over a long-term interval, in the context of Google data centers. We exploit a set of features that capture the expectation, trend, stability and patterns of recent host loads. We also investigate the correlations among these features and explore the most effective combinations of features with various training periods. All of the prediction methods are evaluated using Google trace with 10,000+ heterogeneous hosts. Experiments show that our Bayes method improves the long-term load prediction accuracy by 5.6%-50%, compared to other state-of-the-art methods based on moving average, auto-regression, and/or noise filters. Mean squared error of pattern prediction with Bayes method can be approximately limited in [10(-8), 10(-5)]. Through a load balancing scenario, we confirm the precision of pattern prediction in finding a set of idlest/busiest hosts from among 10,000+ hosts can be improved by about 7% on average. (C) 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Hostload prediction
Bayesian model
Google data center
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