Working Set Model

The Working Set Model is a concept in computer memory management that helps ensure a program runs efficiently. It identifies the set of pages (chunks of data or code) a program actively uses during a specific period. By keeping these pages in memory, the system reduces slow disk access and maintains smooth operation. If the working set is too large, the system might swap out some pages, which can slow things down when they're needed again. Overall, it's a way to dynamically allocate memory based on a program's current needs, balancing performance and resource use.