论文信息 - A new Markov model for Web access prediction

A new Markov model for Web access prediction

Accurately predicting Web user access behavior can minimize user-perceived latency, which is crucial in the rapidly growing World Wide Web. Although traditional Markov models have helped predict user access behavior, they have serious limitations. Hybrid-order treelike Markov models predict Web access precisely while providing high coverage and scalability.

Shen Jun-yi | Xing Dongshan

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