Titlebook: Health Information Science; Third International Yanchun Zhang,Guiqing Yao,Xiaoxia Yin Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International P

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Adila Merabti,Lina F. Soualmia,Stéfan J. Darmoni subgroups we seek for also evolve, which results in many additional tasks compared to clustering static networks. We discuss these additional tasks and difficulties resulting thereof and present an overview on current approaches to solve these problems. We focus on clustering approaches in online i

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Xinhong Zhang,Xiaopan Chen,Congcong Li,Fan Zhangil, Micali, and Gabow [.] and requires the use of concatenable priority queues. No previous implementation had a worst-case guarantee of O(nmlog n). We compare our implementation to the experimentally fastest implementation (called Blossom IV) due to Cook and Rohe [.]; Blossom IV is an implementatio

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Georgi Straube,Ilvio Bruder,Dortje Löper,Andreas Heuerockwise-allocated pile (a heap without the order property). The data structure is easily explainable provided that one knows the classical heap concept. All core deque operations are performed in .(1) worst-case time. Also, general modifying operations are provided which run in .(√.) time if the str

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Jing Zhang,Yongfeng Wang,Yingnan Ma,Xing Gao,Huiqi Li,Guoru Zhaoring matching the regular expression, manipulate the original automaton so that it recognizes all the reverse prefixes of length up to ℓ of the strings accepted, and use it to skip text characters as done for exact string matching in previous work. As we show experimentally, the resulting algorithm

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Pei-Ching Yang,Chia-Chi Chang,Yen-Lin Chen,Jung-Hsien Chiang,Galen Chin-Lun Hungawing applications. We suggest a new family of tree clustering algorithms based on the notion of t-divider and we empirically show the relevance of this concept as a generalization of the ideas of centroid and separator. We compare the t-divider based algorithms with two well-known clustering strate

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