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Advanced object database design techniques.

Authors: Darabant, Adrian Sergiu; Câmpan, Alina;

Advanced object database design techniques.

Abstract

Summary: Class fragmentation is an important task in the design of Distributed Object Oriented Databases (DOOD). However, fragmentation in DOOD is still at its beginnings and mostly adapted from the relational approaches. In this paper we propose an alternative approach for horizontal fragmentation of DOOD. Our method uses two different AI clustering techniques for partitioning class instances into fragments: the agglomerative hierarchical method and the \(k\)-means centroid based method. Class objects are modelled in a vector space; similarity between objects is computed using different measure. Finally, we provide quality and performance evaluations using a partition evaluator function.

Keywords

Classification and discrimination; cluster analysis (statistical aspects), Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to computer science, Database theory, distributed object oriented database systems, Distributed systems, clustering algorithms

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