working set model

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The working set model is a memory management concept in computer science that defines the set of pages a process is actively using to optimize paging and reduce thrashing in virtual memory systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf memory management concept ⓘ
virtual memory model ⓘ
aimsTo match allocated frames to working set size ⓘ
appliesTo process address space ⓘ
assumes spatial locality ⓘ
temporal locality ⓘ
basedOn locality of reference ⓘ
contrastsWith global page replacement policies ⓘ
simple LRU page replacement ⓘ
coreConcept set of pages a process is actively using ⓘ
working set size ⓘ
working set window ⓘ
defines working set ⓘ
describes dynamic behavior of a process’s memory usage ⓘ
field computer science ⓘ
operating systems ⓘ
goal keep a process’s working set in main memory ⓘ
prevent excessive page faults ⓘ
stabilize page-fault rate ⓘ
helpsWith frame allocation ⓘ
load control ⓘ
page replacement decisions ⓘ
influenced WSClock page replacement algorithm ⓘ
working set page replacement algorithm ⓘ
introducedBy Peter J. Denning ⓘ
introducedIn 1968 ⓘ
monitors recent page references of a process ⓘ
parameter time interval τ ⓘ
window size ⓘ
publishedIn Communications of the ACM ⓘ
reduces page fault frequency ⓘ
thrashing ⓘ
relatedTo demand paging ⓘ
local replacement policies ⓘ
page-fault frequency (PFF) control ⓘ
requires tracking page reference history ⓘ
usedFor controlling degree of multiprogramming ⓘ
memory management ⓘ
optimizing paging ⓘ
reducing thrashing ⓘ
usedIn paging systems ⓘ
virtual memory systems ⓘ
usedTo decide when to admit new processes ⓘ
decide when to swap processes out ⓘ
estimate memory demand of a process ⓘ

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Peter J. Denning → notableConcept → working set model ⓘ