Decision Analytics Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 100463 - 100463
Published: April 15, 2024
Cloud
computing
has
become
an
emerging
technology
that
offers
services
based
on
the
pay-as-usage
model.
The
cloud
provides
several
advantages,
but
these
advantages
come
with
challenges,
such
as
reducing
Service
Level
Agreement
(SLA)
violations,
efficient
resource
utilization,
energy
consumption,
etc.,
needing
attention
to
leverage
customer
satisfaction
and
benefit
service
providers.
Workload
prediction
is
a
strategy
many
benefits:
reduced
SLA
violation,
scaling,
optimization
by
predicting
future
workload.
However,
due
varying
workload
of
applications,
it
difficult
predict
accurately,
fails
for
long-term
dependencies.
We
propose
methodology
Multiplicative
Long
Short
Term
Memory
(mLSTM)
allows
input-dependent
transitions
considers
dependencies
address
this
issue.
proposed
method
implemented
compared
other
variants
LSTM
used
in
literature
purposes.
work
outperforms
existing
terms
accuracy.
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(4), P. 1313 - 1330
Published: Jan. 30, 2023
The
precise
estimation
of
resource
usage
is
a
complex
and
challenging
issue
due
to
the
high
variability
dimensionality
heterogeneous
service
types
dynamic
workloads.
Over
last
few
years,
prediction
traffic
has
received
ample
attention
from
research
community.
Many
machine
learning-based
workload
forecasting
models
have
been
developed
by
exploiting
their
computational
power
learning
capabilities.
This
paper
presents
first
systematic
survey
cum
performance
analysis-based
comparative
study
diversified
learning-driven
cloud
models.
discussion
initiates
with
significance
predictive
management
followed
schematic
description,
operational
design,
motivation,
challenges
concerning
these
Classification
taxonomy
different
approaches
into
five
distinct
categories
are
presented
focusing
on
theoretical
concepts
mathematical
functioning
existing
state-of-the-art
methods.
most
prominent
belonging
class
thoroughly
surveyed
compared.
All
classified
implemented
common
platform
for
investigation
comparison
using
three
benchmark
traces
via
experimental
analysis.
essential
key
indicators
evaluated
concluded
discussing
trade-offs
notable
remarks.
International Journal of Intelligent Systems,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
37(8), P. 4586 - 4611
Published: Nov. 8, 2021
Traditional
time
series
prediction
methods
are
unable
to
handle
the
complex
nonlinear
relationship
of
a
large
data
set.
Most
existing
techniques
manage
multiple
dimensions
set,
due
which
computational
complexity
escalates
with
increasing
size
Many
machine
learning
(ML)
known
unknown
predictions.
This
paper
presents
new
forecasting
method
in
neural
network
structure
based
on
induced
ordered
weighted
average
(IOWA)
(WA)
and
fuzzy
series.
The
proposed
model
is
more
efficient
than
handling
other
traditional
methods.
can
accommodate
IOWA
operator,
average,
relevance
degree
each
concept
particular
problem
for
prediction.
contribution
this
twofold.
First,
it
contributes
theory
by
proposing
IOWAWA
layer
second
application
approach
predict
stock
market
data.
robustness
tested
using
Australian
Securities
Exchange
(ASX)
considering
case
study
housing
property
sector.
We
further
compare
accuracy
sixteen
experimental
results
demonstrate
that
outperforms
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(3), P. 375 - 384
Published: March 20, 2023
Currently,
cloud
computing
service
providers
face
big
challenges
in
predicting
large-scale
workload
and
resource
usage
time
series.
Due
to
the
difficulty
capturing
nonlinear
features,
traditional
forecasting
methods
usually
fail
achieve
high
prediction
performance
for
sequences.
Besides,
there
is
much
noise
original
series
of
resources
workloads.
If
these
are
not
de-noised
by
smoothing
algorithms,
results
can
meet
providers'
requirements.
To
do
so,
this
work
proposes
a
hybrid
model
named
VAMBiG
that
integrates
V
ariational
mode
decomposition,
an
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">A
daptive
Savitzky-Golay
(SG)
filter,
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ulti-head
attention
mechanism,
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directional
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">G
rid
versions
Long
Short
Term
Memory
(LSTM)
networks.
adopts
signal
decomposition
method
variational
decompose
complex
non-linear
into
low-frequency
intrinsic
functions.
Then,
it
adaptive
SG
filter
as
data
pre-processing
tool
eliminate
extreme
points
such
Afterwards,
bidirectional
grid
LSTM
networks
capture
features
dimension
ones,
respectively.
Finally,
multi-head
mechanism
explore
importance
different
dimensions.
aims
predict
workloads
highly
variable
traces
clouds.
Extensive
experimental
demonstrate
achieves
higher-accuracy
than
several
advanced
approaches
with
datasets
from
Google
Alibaba
cluster
traces.
Symmetry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 383 - 383
Published: March 3, 2025
Cloud
computing
offers
scalable
and
adaptable
resources
on
demand,
has
emerged
as
an
essential
technology
for
contemporary
enterprises.
Nevertheless,
it
is
still
challenging
work
to
efficiently
handle
cloud
because
of
dynamic
changes
in
load
requirement.
Existing
forecasting
approaches
are
unable
the
intricate
temporal
symmetries
nonlinear
patterns
workload
data,
leading
degradation
prediction
accuracy.
In
this
manuscript,
a
Symmetry-Aware
Multi-Dimensional
Attention
Spiking
Neural
Network
with
Optimization
Techniques
Accurate
Workload
Resource
Time
Series
Prediction
Computing
Systems
(MASNN-WL-RTSP-CS)
proposed.
Here,
input
data
from
Google
cluster
trace
dataset
were
preprocessed
using
Multi
Window
Savitzky–Golay
Filter
(MWSGF)
remove
noise
while
preserving
important
maintaining
structural
symmetry
time
series
trends.
Then,
(MASNN)
effectively
models
symmetric
fluctuations
predict
resource
series.
To
enhance
accuracy,
Secretary
Bird
Algorithm
(SBOA)
was
utilized
optimize
MASNN
parameters,
ensuring
accurate
predictions.
Experimental
results
show
that
MASNN-WL-RTSP-CS
method
achieves
35.66%,
32.73%,
31.43%
lower
Root
Mean
Squared
Logarithmic
Error
(RMSLE),
25.49%,
32.77%,
28.93%
Square
(MSE),
24.54%,
23.65%,
23.62%
Absolute
(MAE)
compared
other
approaches,
like
ICNN-WL-RP-CS,
PA-ENN-WLP-CS,
DCRNN-RUP-RP-CCE,
respectively.
These
advances
emphasize
utility
achieving
more
forecasts,
thereby
facilitating
effective
management.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: April 28, 2025
Introduction
Time
series
prediction
is
a
fundamental
task
in
climate
resilience,
where
accurate
forecasting
of
variables
critical
for
proactive
planning
and
adaptation.
Traditional
methods
often
struggle
with
the
nonlinearity,
high
variability,
multi-scale
dependencies
inherent
data,
limiting
their
applicability
dynamic
diverse
environments.
Methods
In
this
work,
we
propose
novel
framework
that
combines
Resilience
Optimization
Network
(ResOptNet)
Equity-Driven
Climate
Adaptation
Strategy
(ED-CAS)
to
address
these
challenges.
ResOptNet
employs
hybrid
predictive
modeling
multi-objective
optimization
identify
tailored
interventions
risk
mitigation,
dynamically
adapting
real-time
data
through
feedback-driven
loop.
ED-CAS
complements
by
embedding
equity
considerations
into
resource
allocation,
ensuring
resilience-building
efforts
prioritize
vulnerable
populations
regions.
Results
Experimental
evaluations
on
datasets
demonstrate
our
approach
significantly
improves
accuracy,
resilience
indices,
equitable
distribution
compared
traditional
models.
Discussion
By
integrating
analytics
equity-driven
strategies,
provides
actionable
insights
adaptation,
advancing
development
scalable
socially
just
solutions.