2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-65002004000100002
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Efficient algorithms to execute complex similarity queries in RDBMS

Abstract: Search operations in large sets of complex objects usually rely on similarity-based criteria, due to the lack of other general properties that could be used to compare the objects, such as the total order relationship, or even the equality relationship between pairs of objects, commonly used with data in numeric or short texts domains. Therefore, similarity between objects is the core criterion to compare complex objects. There are two basic operators for similarity queries: Range Query and k-Nearest Neighbors… Show more

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“…In k-NN query, the k nearest neighbors from query center are returned. There are many variations for these operators, such as reverse k-NN [Tao et al 2006] and kAndRange [Arantes et al 2004], that are used in this work.…”
Section: Metric Spaces and Similarity Queriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In k-NN query, the k nearest neighbors from query center are returned. There are many variations for these operators, such as reverse k-NN [Tao et al 2006] and kAndRange [Arantes et al 2004], that are used in this work.…”
Section: Metric Spaces and Similarity Queriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vale observar que uma consulta kN N (unária ou binária) ou kCN pode ou não prover uma lista de empate em seus resultados. Uma consulta kN N ou kCN sem lista de empate retorna qualquer combinação dos k elementos empatadosà distância máxima, istó e, a consulta kN N ou kCN sem lista de empate pode nem sempre retornar os mesmos resultados (Arantes et al, 2004).…”
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“…O custo computacional de uma consulta kN N ou kCN com lista de empate tende a não apresentar um aumento significativo, desde que o número de acessos a disco e o número de cálculos de distância continuem os mesmos. O tempo totalé somente um pouco maior em conjuntos de dados com muitas listas de empate (Arantes et al, 2004).…”
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