MATLAB-Based Lightweight Workload Prediction via Machine Learning Models in Distributed Systems

This paper presents a dynamic selector model for data workload prediction. A main function responsible for selecting the most accurate Machine Learning Algorithm (e.g., Linear Regression, Support Vector Regression, and Random Forest Regression) has been developed. The selection of the algorithm is based on the runtime workload of the given data application ensuring an efficient and accurate development of the application. The selector model is parallelized and deployed in Docker containers which can speed up the runtime and improve the integrated performance of the system on a large scale. Evaluated results show significant improvements in scalability, versatility, and prediction accuracy by analyzing various data sets in different distributed environments.

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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/gess63533.2024.10784507
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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MATLAB-Based Lightweight Workload Prediction via Machine Learning Models in Distributed Systems

Hailu Xu, Simon Zhang, Saleh Al-Jufout, Ghadeer Al Jufout
Digital Transformation in Industry
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MATLAB-Based Lightweight Workload Prediction via Machine Learning Models in Distributed Systems

Hailu Xu, Simon Zhang, Saleh Al-Jufout, Ghadeer Al Jufout
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This paper presents a dynamic selector model for data workload prediction. A main function responsible for selecting the most accurate Machine Learning Algorithm (e.g., Linear Regression, Support Vector Regression, and Random Forest Regression) has been developed. The selection of the algorithm is based on the runtime workload of the given data application ensuring an efficient and accurate development of the application. The selector model is parallelized and deployed in Docker containers which can speed up the runtime and improve the integrated performance of the system on a large scale. Evaluated results show significant improvements in scalability, versatility, and prediction accuracy by analyzing various data sets in different distributed environments.

University of California, Irvine (US), California State University, Long Beach (US)
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