Keyword based pursuit in content rich multi-dimensional datasets encourages numerous novel applications and instruments. In this we consider objects that are tagged with watchwords and are inserted in a vector space. For these datasets, we ponder questions that request the most secure gatherings of focuses fulfilling a given arrangement of watchwords. We propose a novel technique called ProMiSH (Projection and Multi Scale Hashing) that utilizations irregular projection and hash-based record structures, and accomplishes high versatility and speedup. We show a correct and an estimated form of the algorithm. Our exploratory outcomes on genuine and engineered datasets demonstrate that ProMiSH has up to 60 times of speedup over cutting edge tree...
To create a better and robust system of searching the images from a huge dataset, we started working...
Efficient query processing in multi-dimensional indexing structures is an important issue for effect...
Nonetheless, in lots of application scenarios, users cannot precisely formulate their keywords and r...
Keyword based search in content rich multi-dimensional datasets encourages numerous novel applicatio...
Unlike tree-like indexes adopted in existing works, our index is less conscious to have an upswing o...
Unlike tree-like indexes adopted in existing works, our index is less responsive to the rise of dime...
Unlike the tree indicators used in existing companies, our index is less receptive when it comes to ...
Abstract—Keyword-based search in text-rich multi-dimensional datasets facilitates many novel applica...
Adding text to databases opens up many different innovations and functionalities that can be made fe...
Unlike tree indicators used in current works, our index responds to less effectiveness in order to i...
Unlike tree-like ratios adopted in actual whole shebang, our indicator is less active to the rise of...
Routine spatial questions, for example, reach hunt and closest neighbor recovery, include just condi...
Our index is less likely to respond to an increase in frequency and frequency and much of the data. ...
In these days, many modern purposes name for novel varieties of queries that purpose to find objects...
Conventional spatial queries, such as range search and nearest neighbour retrieval, involve only con...
To create a better and robust system of searching the images from a huge dataset, we started working...
Efficient query processing in multi-dimensional indexing structures is an important issue for effect...
Nonetheless, in lots of application scenarios, users cannot precisely formulate their keywords and r...
Keyword based search in content rich multi-dimensional datasets encourages numerous novel applicatio...
Unlike tree-like indexes adopted in existing works, our index is less conscious to have an upswing o...
Unlike tree-like indexes adopted in existing works, our index is less responsive to the rise of dime...
Unlike the tree indicators used in existing companies, our index is less receptive when it comes to ...
Abstract—Keyword-based search in text-rich multi-dimensional datasets facilitates many novel applica...
Adding text to databases opens up many different innovations and functionalities that can be made fe...
Unlike tree indicators used in current works, our index responds to less effectiveness in order to i...
Unlike tree-like ratios adopted in actual whole shebang, our indicator is less active to the rise of...
Routine spatial questions, for example, reach hunt and closest neighbor recovery, include just condi...
Our index is less likely to respond to an increase in frequency and frequency and much of the data. ...
In these days, many modern purposes name for novel varieties of queries that purpose to find objects...
Conventional spatial queries, such as range search and nearest neighbour retrieval, involve only con...
To create a better and robust system of searching the images from a huge dataset, we started working...
Efficient query processing in multi-dimensional indexing structures is an important issue for effect...
Nonetheless, in lots of application scenarios, users cannot precisely formulate their keywords and r...