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En-route caching is the concept that all nodes in a network are equipped with a cache, and may opt to keep copies of some documents for future reuse [18]. The rules used for such decisions are called caching strategies. Designing such strategies is a challenging task, because the different nodes interact, resulting in a complex, dynamic system. In this paper, we use genetic programming to evolve good caching strategies, both for specific networks and network classes. An important result is a new innovative caching strategy that outperforms current state-of-the-art methods.",
Genetic Programming entries for Jurgen Branke Pablo J Funes Frederik Thiele