Titlebook: Database Systems for Advanced Applications; 14th International C Xiaofang Zhou,Haruo Yokota,Qing Liu Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-V

Pessary

GraphREL: A Decomposition-Based and Selectivity-Aware Relational Framework for Processing Sub-graph ted graphs containing a query graph from a large graph database is a key issue in many graph-based applications such as drug discovery and structural pattern recognition. Relational database management systems (RDBMSs) have repeatedly been shown to be able to efficiently host different types of data

食品室

NADIR

参考书目

Fsh238

Efficient RFID Data Imputation by Analyzing the Correlations of Monitored Objectsommunity. However, the problem of missing readings restricts the application of RFID. Some RFID data cleaning algorithms have therefore been proposed to address this problem. Nevertheless, most of them fill up missing readings simply based on the historical readings of independent monitored objects.

Antecedent

A Reprocessing Model Based on Continuous Queries for Writing Data to RFID Tag Memorylity of writing transactions in volatile RF communications. This study is motivated by the need to support persistent writing transactions of RFID tag data despite asynchronous and intermittent RF connections. The problem arises when the tag disappears from the interrogation area of the reader befor

arrogant

Constrain

An EM-Based Algorithm for Clustering Data Streams in Sliding Windowsecomes more challenging since the data arrive at a mining system in one-pass manner. The problem is even more difficult when the clustering task is considered in a sliding window model which requiring the elimination of outdated data must be dealt with properly. We propose SWEM algorithm that exploi

CROAK

Two-Dimensional Retrieval in Synchronized Media Streamsnized. The model exploits spatio-temporal arrangement of synchronized media streams during query evaluation phase. The output is a list of on-demand, dynamically integrated multimedia presentations satisfying a set of query keywords.

IRATE

The Land Reform and its Effects program needs to be “right” as well, solving the problem for which it was designed. This requires a program development infrastructure that can, by means of appropriate abstractions, permit the programmer to focus on his problem, and not be distracted by “systems issues” that arise when high availa