Titlebook: Enabling Society with Information Technology; Qun Jin,Jie Li,Shoichi Noguchi Conference proceedings 2002 Springer Japan 2002 Internet.Web.

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Similarity-Based Queries for Time Series Databasesare e-similar. However no paper up to now, as to our knowledge, had compared these algorithms on the same benchmark. This paper discusses and compares these three popular methods. By overcoming the drawbacks of these algorithms, a new algorithm is proposed. Experiments are conducted on the Nasdaq-10

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Similarity-Based Queries for Time Series Databasese similar. Several methods have been proposed so far to solve this problem. Among them, [AFS93] mapped a time sequence to the frequency domain using the Discrete Fourier Transformation (DFT), and kept only first few coefficients. The similarity of two sequences is determined by the Euclidean distanc

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Constraints-Based Query Translation across Heterogeneous Sources for Distributed Information Retrievapabilities of specific sources are described while taking into account the information of various constraints. When translating a query from one source to another source, we also sufficiently consider the function and position restrictions of terms, term modifiers and logical operators among the co

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Video Matching Methods Using Spatial Characteristics in MSP Search Systemrmation, such as, MPEG and H.26x standards according to functionality and availability for users. This paper shows a video search system based on exchanging data of MSP: Multimedia Scalability Packages. After the system procedure is shown, we use both of spatial and temporal extension methods actual

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Replica Management in Object-Based Systemsjects in a nested manner. If a method . is invoked on multiple replicas and each instance of . on the replicas invokes a method u on another object ., u may be performed multiple times on some replica of y and then the replica gets inconsistent, i.e. redundant invocations. In addition, if each insta

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The Internet Group Tour via a Shared Wed Browseru-see-is-what-I-see (WYSIWIS) that allows all group members to make inputs to the browser and distributes the results among the all members. This article presents our design and implementation of such a shared browser suing the server-client model and Java technology. All users who connect to a same