Organising files by grouping them using tags is an alternative approach to filesystem design that has benefits over the traditional hierarchical model. However, the majority of filesystems in use remain hierarchical. In this paper we describe FindFS, an extension middleware which provides dynamic, tag-based views of an existing hierarchical filesystem. FindFS adopts the functionality of the find utility and adds support for extended attribute queries, which can be used for tagging files and filtering the filesystem. Search results are represented as directories containing symbolic links which are kept up-to-date in response to filesystem operations, allowing them to persist as views that are accessible from existing unmodified appl...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Tagging is an organizational system commonly used as an alternative to hierarchical systems. Many au...
Information retrieval research usually deals with globally visible, static document collections. Pra...
Organising files by grouping them using tags is an alternative approach to filesystem design that h...
TagFS is a simple yet effective tag-based filesystem. Instead of organizing files and documents in a...
Existing implementations of file systems often seem to be made on an ad hoc and implicit basis. This...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical file systems offer a single organizational view of the data, thus ...
Abstract: Today, most computer users work with traditional hierarchical file systems for organizing ...
For over forty years, we have assumed hierarchical file system namespaces. These namespaces were a r...
In this article, first, the Tree Search structure-a hierarchical structure for information retrieval...
Navigation and browsing on a computer system are usually done using the file system hierarchy. Howev...
Drawbacks in organising and finding files in hierarchies have led researchers to explorenon-hierarch...
We describe Eureka, a file system search engine that takes into account the inherent relationships a...
Whether you are interested in improving the usability of Linux, Macintosh or Windows, there is one r...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Tagging is an organizational system commonly used as an alternative to hierarchical systems. Many au...
Information retrieval research usually deals with globally visible, static document collections. Pra...
Organising files by grouping them using tags is an alternative approach to filesystem design that h...
TagFS is a simple yet effective tag-based filesystem. Instead of organizing files and documents in a...
Existing implementations of file systems often seem to be made on an ad hoc and implicit basis. This...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical file systems offer a single organizational view of the data, thus ...
Abstract: Today, most computer users work with traditional hierarchical file systems for organizing ...
For over forty years, we have assumed hierarchical file system namespaces. These namespaces were a r...
In this article, first, the Tree Search structure-a hierarchical structure for information retrieval...
Navigation and browsing on a computer system are usually done using the file system hierarchy. Howev...
Drawbacks in organising and finding files in hierarchies have led researchers to explorenon-hierarch...
We describe Eureka, a file system search engine that takes into account the inherent relationships a...
Whether you are interested in improving the usability of Linux, Macintosh or Windows, there is one r...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Tagging is an organizational system commonly used as an alternative to hierarchical systems. Many au...
Information retrieval research usually deals with globally visible, static document collections. Pra...