LFU (Least Frequently Used) Page Replacement Algorithm

This video teaches you the LFU (Least Frequently Used) Page replacement algorithm

[@soulansaengsouriphanh9871]

Thanks, Clearly explained!

[@harshggupta13190]

Thanks! well explained!

[@bharatbhakt]

The frequency of 4 must also have been reset, as it was replaced/deleted.

[@RamonRexJohnson]

Thanks you for this.

[@kuruchi]

Ur my hero

[@Protoss818]

helps a lot thx

[@1gouravgg]

thanks

[@hibasalman8462]

Thanks

[@TheJECL]

Very strange, we did this at Purdue, and the Professor never reset frequency.... if zero was used 6 times he gave it a frequency of 6, regardless of being replaced... Can you guys think of why?

[@uda911]

Maciej Gąciarz
Not true because frequency has nothing to do with recently used. A page can have large frequency and not be very recent.

[@Harish_00007]

Sirapana aalu nee 😂

[@siewierap]

thx

[@anjeru_]

tell me if im wrong but you forgot to scratch out (mark reset) the frequency of 4 at column 6. ??

[@TechXArena]

yes you are right, corrections have been made :)

[@anjeru_]

TechXArena thanks for that :)

[@lavanyalavi7800]

Ya

[@dkishan8606]

thanks