Context Change Detection for Resource Allocation in Service-Oriented Systems
Knowledge-Based and Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, Part II (KES 2011), volume 6882 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), page 591--600. Berlin, Heidelberg, Springer-Verlag, (September 2011)Abstract
In this paper, the problem of detecting the major changes in the stream of service requests is formulated. The change of stream component varies over time and depends on, e.g., a time of a day. The underlying cause of the change is called a context. Hence, at each moment there exists a probability distribution determining the probability of requesting the system service conditioned by the context. The aim is to find such a moment in which the distributions change. To solve that problem dissimilarity measures between two probability distributions are given. Nevertheless, detecting every change is not interesting but only long-lasting changes because of the costs of the service system resources reallocation. Therefore, in the proposed algorithm an issue of sensitivity to temporary changes detection is considered
