We introduce two new hash-based index structures to index set-valued attributes. Both are able to support subset and superset queries. Analytical cost models for the new index structures as well as for the two existing index structures, sequential signature file and Russian Doll Tree, are presented and experimentally validated. Using the validated cost model, we express the performance of all four index structures in terms of the performance of the sequential signature file. This allows a direct analytical comparison of their performance. Last, we report on our benchmark results comparing the real performance of all four index structures. We especially investigate their performance for skewed data. 1 Introduction Since the inventi...
Many of todays database applications, including market basket analysis, web log analysis, DNA and pr...
We consider the problem of indexing general database workloads (combinations of data sets and sets o...
Recently, new applications have emerged that require database management systems with uncertainty ca...
We review and study the performance of four different index structures for indexing set-valued attri...
Aiming at the efficient retrieval of objects with set-valued attributes, we introduce three variatio...
We present an access method for set-valued attributes that is based on a multi-level extendible hash...
We present an access method for set-valued attributes that is based on a multi-level extendible hash...
New applications have emerged, demanding database management systems with enhanced functionality. Ho...
Set-valued attributes frequently occur in contexts like marketbasked analysis and stock market trend...
Set-valued attributes frequently occur in contexts like market-basked analysis and stock market tren...
Traditional indices in relational databases are designed for queries that are selective by value. Ho...
Part 1: Cross-Domain Conference and Workshop on Multidisciplinary Research and Practice for Informat...
The nested-inherited index has been recently proposed a san access structure providing an integrated...
Set containment operations form an important tool in various fields such as information retrieval, A...
Secondary indexes in database systems are traditionally built under the assumption that one data rec...
Many of todays database applications, including market basket analysis, web log analysis, DNA and pr...
We consider the problem of indexing general database workloads (combinations of data sets and sets o...
Recently, new applications have emerged that require database management systems with uncertainty ca...
We review and study the performance of four different index structures for indexing set-valued attri...
Aiming at the efficient retrieval of objects with set-valued attributes, we introduce three variatio...
We present an access method for set-valued attributes that is based on a multi-level extendible hash...
We present an access method for set-valued attributes that is based on a multi-level extendible hash...
New applications have emerged, demanding database management systems with enhanced functionality. Ho...
Set-valued attributes frequently occur in contexts like marketbasked analysis and stock market trend...
Set-valued attributes frequently occur in contexts like market-basked analysis and stock market tren...
Traditional indices in relational databases are designed for queries that are selective by value. Ho...
Part 1: Cross-Domain Conference and Workshop on Multidisciplinary Research and Practice for Informat...
The nested-inherited index has been recently proposed a san access structure providing an integrated...
Set containment operations form an important tool in various fields such as information retrieval, A...
Secondary indexes in database systems are traditionally built under the assumption that one data rec...
Many of todays database applications, including market basket analysis, web log analysis, DNA and pr...
We consider the problem of indexing general database workloads (combinations of data sets and sets o...
Recently, new applications have emerged that require database management systems with uncertainty ca...