Automatic curve-fitting—I. Test methods

DeMaine, P. A. D.

doi:10.1016/0097-8485(78)80001-1

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“…The database consisted of at least one million queries generated with the use of several high-speed Monte Carlo random integer number generators like the one described in Appendix I of [25]. However, it is clear that the limits of the HSGIMS can be completely tested with data stored in a single memory block.…”

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“…It should be recalled that the security facility can always be invoked to deny unauthorized access to any item of information. It is the task of the multi-tier interface (See Section VII) to both construct the TQL, from the raw data or with high-speed Monte Carlo integer number generators (See Appendix I of [25]) or translation of another query language [26], and to present retrieved information in an easily understood form. That means the user need not know anything about the file structure or even the way that information is inserted in the Kernel Screens.…”

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High-speed tools for Global Information Management I. Information processing and retrieval

Maine

Bradley

1996

Journal of Systems Integration

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Abstract. The general specifications and design for a High-Speed General Information Management System, HSGIMS, to serve as the basis for a Global Information Network are given. Some of the key specifications that have been confirmed in experiments with a prototype of the HSG1MS are:(1) Information (or data) and Question-type (or logical data) independence.(2) Very small bounded search times that are independent of the amount of information that is managed and can be computed exactly.(3) A fool-proof security system that can be used to protect databases against viruses and can also be easily invoked to deny unauthorized access by users.(4) Efficient use of all storage and communications resources.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%