Cache Memory Optimization System Based on Importance
OwnerJiwon Leeinventor
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A cache flow control system optimizes cache memory management through importance-based data classification. The system receives and analyzes user input data in real-time to evaluate information importance, repeatability, and flow conflicts. Data is classified into four priority groups: S group (core information completely preserved), A group (important information maintained with summarization), B group (auxiliary information subject to compression or deletion), and C group (incidental information discarded in real-time). Group-specific processing rules apply differential treatment: S group preservation, A group summarization, B group compression/deletion, and C group disposal. A memory update unit stores processed information in optimized form in cache memory. The system includes context restoration mechanisms to maintain logical continuity when retrieving compressed or deleted information, achieving efficient cache utilization while preserving informational value.
A cache flow control system for classifying and processing data according to information importance, the system comprising:
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