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Default how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality increases? - 05-09-2007 , 12:11 PM






Hi

I am working on a paper about :
how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality increases?

I could not find much ideas on the net. Could anyone please give me
some ideas on how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality
increases and if you can reference some links I would appreciate.

Thanks,
Erkan


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Default Re: how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality increases? - 05-15-2007 , 11:38 PM






ErkanY wrote:
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Hi

I am working on a paper about :
how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality increases?

I could not find much ideas on the net. Could anyone please give me
some ideas on how different indexing techniques work as dimensionality
increases and if you can reference some links I would appreciate.

Thanks,
Erkan


Try looking for some in-depth books on Database Design, and/or Operating
Systems. File system theory involves the file read write design of
the specific operating system/File system. Sometimes on a file system
like a mainframe there may also be more then one way to orgranize files
i.e. tracks and blocks. This is hidden on lots of operating systems.
Databases also have special ways of organizing files which may differ
dramatically. Dynamic files have special ways of allocating space and
memory for use of the file. Probably difficult to find some
documentation on this. Database books may have some rules of thumb
about this.


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