1. Computer Science Characterizing and Exploiting Reference Locality in Data Stream Applications Feifei Li, Ching Chang, George Kollios, Azer Bestavros Computer Science Department Boston University

2. Data Stream Management System ApplicationApplication Query (e.g. Joins over two streams) Query Processor Result Memory Data Stream Management System (DSMS) Select tuples that maximize the query metrics Unselected tuples

3. Observations Storage / Computation limitation Full contents of tuples of interest cannot be stored in memory. Cast as “caching” problems Query processing with memory constraint.

4. “Caching” Problem in DSMS window size is the memory size sliding window joins What tuples to store to max the size of join results? sum of Locality of reference properties (Denning & Schwatz)

5. Locality-Aware Algorithms Our Locality-aware algorithms Previous algorithms

6. Our Contributions Cast query processing with memory constraint in DSMS as “caching” problem and analyze the two causes of reference locality Provide a mathematical model and simple method to infer it to characterize the reference locality in data streams Show how to improve performance of data stream applications with locality-aware algorithms

7. Reference Locality - Definition In a data stream recently appearing tuples have a high probability of appearing in the near future.

8. Inter Arrival Distance (IAD) A random variable that corresponds to the number of tuples separating consecutive appearances of the same tuple. 224104 774…… 30101IAD

9. Calculate distribution of IAD Where p i is the frequency of value i in this data stream iacebai…… xnxn x n+k distance is k

10. Sources of Reference Locality Long-term popularity vs. Short-term correlation (web traces, Bestavros and Crovella) MS IBM MSGGIBMMS Reference locality due to long-term popularity …… For example: Stock Traces AMS AAGG MSIBM Reference locality due to short-term correlation …… George’s Company A listed today!

11. Independent Reference Model With the independent, identically- distributed (IID) assumption: Problem: only captures reference locality due to skewed popularity profile.

12. Metrics of Reference Locality How to distinguish the two causes of reference locality? Compare IAD distribution of the two! AMS AAGG MSIBM Original Data Stream S …… MS AGGIBM MSIBM Random Permutation of S ……

13. Stock Transaction Traces Daily stock transaction data from INET ATS, Inc. Zipf-like Popularity Profile (log-log scale)

14. Stock Transaction Traces CDF of IAD for Original and Randomly Permuted Traces Still has strong reference locality, due to skewed popularity distribution

15. Network OD Flow Traces Network traces of Origin-Destination (OD) flows in two major networks: US Abilene and Sprint-Europe Zipf-like Popularity Profile (log-log scale)

16. Network OD Flow Traces CDF of IAD for Original and Randomly Permuted Traces

17. Outline Motivation Reference Locality: source and metrics A Locality-Aware Data Stream Model Application of Locality-Aware Model Max-subset Join Approximate count estimation Data summarization Performance Study Conclusion

18. Locality-Aware Stream Model stream S 225104 77… Indexx n-1 P(x n =x n-4 )=a 4 Recent h tuples x n-h Popularity Distribution of S P Recent h tuples of S 5 xnxn

19. Locality-Aware Stream Model stream S 225104 77… Indexx n-1 2 xnxn P(x n =2 from popularity profile)=b*p(2) Recent h tuples x n-h Recent h tuples of SPopularity Distribution of S P

20. Locality-Aware Stream Model Xn=Xn= X n-i with probability a i Y with probability b where 1  i  h, and Y is a IID random variable w.r.t P, and where  (x k,c)=1 if x k =c, and 0 otherwise. Similar model appears for caching of web-traces, example Konstantinos Psounis, et. al

21. Infer the Model Expected value for x n : Least square method: minimize over a 1, …, a h, b: Make N observations, infer a i and b (h+1) parameters

22. Model on Real Traces- Stock b: degree of reference locality due to long-term popularity 1-b: … due to short-term correlation

23. Model on Real Traces- OD Flow

24. Utilizing Model for Prediction x n-h xnxn x n-1 …x n+1 x n+2 …x n+T S …… T The expected number of occurrence for tuple with value e in a future period of T, E T (e). Using only T+1 constants calculated based on the locality model of S

25. Outline Motivation Reference Locality: source and metrics A Locality-Aware Data Stream Model Application of Locality-Aware Model Max-subset Join Approximate count estimation Data summarization Performance Study Conclusion

26. Approximate Sliding Window Join window size is the memory size sliding window joins What tuples to store to max the size of join results? sum of

27. Existing Approach Metrics: Max-subset Previous approach: Random load shedding: poor performance (J. Kang et. al, A. Das et. al) Frequency model: IID assumption (A. Das et. al) Age-based model: too strict assumption (U. Srivastava et. al) Stochastic model: not universal (J. Xie et. al)

28. Marginal Utility 65108 1210… Stream S … 810… Stream R … nn-1 T=5

29. Calculate Marginal Utility 10x8x13xx89 S …… n Tuple Index: 97… n x ? P1P1 P2P2 … R Based on locality model, we can show that: where F depends the characteristic equation of P i which is a linear recursive sequence!

30. ELBA Exact Locality-Based Algorithm (ELBA) Based on the previous analysis, calculate the marginal utility of tuples in the buffer, evict the victim with the smallest value Expensive

31. LBA Locality-Based Algorithm (LBA) Assume T is fixed, approximate marginal utility based on the prediction power of locality model. Depends on only T+1 constants that could be pre-computed.

32. Space Complexity A histogram stores both P over a domain size D and T+1 constants histogram space usage is poly logarithm: O(poly[logN]) space usage for N values (A. Gilbert, et. al)

33. Sliding window join: varying buffer size – OD Flow

34. Sliding window join: varying buffer size - Stock

35. Sliding window join: varying window size - stock

36. Conclusion Reference locality property is important for query processing with memory constraint in data stream applications. Most real data streams have strong temporal locality, i.e. short term correlations. How about spatial locality, i.e. correlation among different attributes of the tuple?

37. Thanks!

38. Approximate Count Estimation Derive much tighter space bound for Lossy-counting algorithm (G. Manku et. al) using locality-aware techniques. Tight space bound is important, as it tells us how much memory space to allocate.

39. Data Summarization Define Entropy over a window in data stream using locality-aware techniques, instead of the normal way of entropy definition. 112212333…… 121232313…… Important for data summarization, change detection, etc. For example:

40. Data Stream Entropy Data StreamsLocality-Aware Entropy Uniform IID6.19 Permuted Stock Stream5.48 Original Stock Stream3.32 Higher degree of reference locality infers less entropy