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First International Conference, Human.Society@Internet 2001 Seoul, Korea, July 4–6, 2001 Proceedings
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In the music streaming service, users can feedback their preference explicitly or implicitly. We propose a link prediction approach for music recommendation with various types of user feedback to alleviate th...
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The multicore architecture has been the norm for all computing systems in recent years as it provides the CPU-level support of parallelism. However, existing algorithms for processing XML streams do not fully ...
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Modern block-oriented distributed storage systems like Hadoop distributed file system have proliferated in this era of big data and cloud computing. These systems feature block-level replication in which their...
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Google’s MapReduce has emerged as a popular framework for data-intensive computing. It is well-known by its elastic scalability and fine-grained fault tolerance. On the other hand, there are some debates in it...
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As in the conventional databases, an index can be used to improve performance in MapReduce when processing OLAP queries with it. Regarding this, Hadoop++ suggested Trojan index to reduce network I/O by storing...
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Clustering is to group similar data and find out hidden information about the characteristics of dataset for the further analysis. The concept of dissimilarity of objects is a decisive factor for good quality ...
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The volume of XML data has become enormous and still grows very quickly as many data have been typed in XML by virtue of its simplicity and extensibility. While a tree labeling algorithm has a crucial role in ...
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Electronic communication service providers are obliged to retain communication data for a certain amount of time by their local laws. The retained communication data or the communication logs are used in vario...
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In subgraph matching, we want to find all subgraphs of a database graph that are isomorphic to a query graph. Subgraph matching requires subgraph isomorphism testing, which is NP-complete. Recently, some techn...
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Clustering is a representative grou** process to find out hidden information and understand the characteristics of dataset to get a view of the further analysis. The concept of similarity and dissimilarity o...
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A key problem in using caching technology for dynamic contents lies in update management. An update management scheme should be very efficient without imposing much extra burden to the system, especially to th...
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For efficiently managing Web Services (WS) transactions which are executed across multiple loosely-coupled autonomous organizations, isolation is commonly relaxed. A Web services operation of a transaction rel...
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A model predictive controller is designed to control thermal power in a nuclear reactor. The basic concept of the model predictive control is to solve an optimization problem for finite future time steps at cu...
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Most e-commerce Web sites dynamically generate their contents through a three-tier server architecture composed of a Web server, an application server, and a database server. In such an architecture, the datab...
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First International Conference, Human.Society@Internet 2001 Seoul, Korea, July 4–6, 2001 Proceedings
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An important component of Information Retrieval (IR) systems is the ranking facility that can rank documents in decreasing order of query-document similarities. Users can reduce their time spent to find releva...
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Many works on the signature file methods have been made in the past, but they are mainly for static environments. However, many recent applications in practice require a dynamic information storage structure t...