On account of the features that the information in microblogging is enormous and the microbloggers' interests change over time, a personalized microblogging recommendation model based on Weighted Dynamic Degree of Interest (WDDI) was proposed. WDDI model considered the microblogging retweet features and the time factor of tweets, studied the tweets of microbloggers by exploiting the microblog topic model Retweet-Latent Dirichlet Allocation (RT-LDA) and built the individual dynamic interest model. Then WDDI got user's group dynamic interest by the similarity and the interacted frequency between users and their followee. Combining the user's individual interest and the group interest, the weighted dynamic degree of interest model was built. By ranking the new tweets that the user received in descending order by the degree of interest, the dynamic personalized microblogging recommendation was achieved. The experimental results show that WDDI is able to reflect the users' dynamic interest more precisely than the traditional models.
The static resource allocation algorithm based on the theory of effective bandwidth was introduced firstly. When the real behavior of Internet traffic is taken into account, this algorithm is inefficient. So here a dynamic resource management algorithm based on Internet traffic prediction was proposed to take the place of it. This algorithm was applied to a Differentiated Service network, and implemented on the boundary node. The basic idea under this algorithm was to allocate resources (bandwidth/buffer size) between different kinds of flows dynamically, according to the result of prediction. At last, ns-2 was used to run the simulation and find out the lost packets rate and output link utilization of this algorithm, which were superior to those of the static resource allocation algorithm.