Title
Nearest-neighbor caching for content-match applications
Abstract
Motivated by contextual advertising systems and other web applications involving efficiency-accuracy tradeoffs, we study similarity caching. Here, a cache hit is said to occur if the requested item is similar but not necessarily equal to some cached item. We study two objectives that dictate the efficiency-accuracy tradeoff and provide our caching policies for these objectives. By conducting extensive experiments on real data we show similarity caching can significantly improve the efficiency of contextual advertising systems, with minimal impact on accuracy. Inspired by the above, we propose a simple generative model that embodies two fundamental characteristics of page requests arriving to advertising systems, namely, long-range dependences and similarities. We provide theoretical bounds on the gains of similarity caching in this model and demonstrate these gains empirically by fitting the actual data to the model.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1145/1526709.1526769
WWW
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
efficiency-accuracy tradeoff,actual data,gains empirically,simple generative model,advertising system,efficiency-accuracy tradeoffs,cached item,contextual advertising system,caching policy,content-match application,nearest-neighbor caching,similarity caching,performance,nearest neighbor search,nearest neighbor
Conference
32
PageRank 
References 
Authors
1.30
17
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Sandeep Pandey142328.86
Andrei Broder27357920.20
Flavio Chierichetti362639.42
Vanja Josifovski42265148.84
Ravi Kumar5139321642.48
Sergei Vassilvitskii62750139.31