Abstract. We review a recently introduced computation model for streaming and external memory data. An important feature of this model is that it distinguishes between sequentially reading (streaming) data from external memory (through main memory) and randomly accessing external memory data at specific memory locations; it is well-known that the latter is much more expensive in practice. We explain how a number of lower bound results are obtained in this model and how they can be applied for proving lower bounds for XML query processing.
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
Many modern applications require processing of massive streams of XML data, creating difficult techn...
AbstractIt is generally assumed that databases have to reside in external, inexpensive storage becau...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
The important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much interest in th...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
The need to deal with massive data sets in many practical applications has led to a growing interest...
AbstractThe important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much intere...
The important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much interest in th...
International audienceSemi-structured data sets in the form of XML documents have many practical use...
The growing disparity between processor and memory speeds has caused memory bandwidth to become the ...
This report is part of our ongoing project on the optimization of stream processing for XPath querie...
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
Many modern applications require processing of massive streams of XML data, creating difficult techn...
AbstractIt is generally assumed that databases have to reside in external, inexpensive storage becau...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
The important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much interest in th...
With respect to current methods for query evaluation over XML data streams, adoption of certain type...
The need to deal with massive data sets in many practical applications has led to a growing interest...
AbstractThe important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much intere...
The important challenge of evaluating XPath queries over XML streams has sparked much interest in th...
International audienceSemi-structured data sets in the form of XML documents have many practical use...
The growing disparity between processor and memory speeds has caused memory bandwidth to become the ...
This report is part of our ongoing project on the optimization of stream processing for XPath querie...
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
We study the dynamic membership (or dynamic dictionary) problem, which is one of the most fundamenta...
Many modern applications require processing of massive streams of XML data, creating difficult techn...