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A Survey on Applications of Genetic Algorithms and Fuzzy Logic in Caching

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Caching performance can be improved by designing good replacement policies. This paper, discuss the various approaches that were designed based on genetic algorithms and fuzzy logic to optimize the performance of caching. The approaches discussed here proved to be more effective in solving the problems as compared to the conventional techniques that were used earlier in this problem domain.
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