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On efficiently processing nearest neighbor queries in a loosely coupled set of data sources
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Proceedings of the 12th annual ACM international workshop on Geographic information systems table of contents
Washington DC, USA
SESSION: Distributed data sources table of contents
Pages: 184 - 193  
Year of Publication: 2004
ISBN:1-58113-979-9
Authors
Thomas Schwarz  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
Markus Iofcea  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
Matthias Grossmann  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
Nicola Hönle  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
Daniela Nicklas  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
Bernhard Mitschang  University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
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SIGIR: ACM Special Interest Group on Information Retrieval
ACM: Association for Computing Machinery
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ACM  New York, NY, USA
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ABSTRACT

We propose a family of algorithms for processing nearest neighbor (NN) queries in an integration middleware that provides federated access to numerous loosely coupled, autonomous data sources connected through the internet. Previous approaches for parallel and distributed NN queries considered all data sources as relevant, or determined the relevant ones in a single step by exploiting additional knowledge on object counts per data source. We propose a different approach that does not require such detailed statistics about the distribution of the data. It iteratively enlarges and shrinks the set of relevant data sources. Our experiments show that this yields considerable performance benefits with regard to both response time and effort. Additionally, we propose to use only moderate parallelism instead of querying all relevant data sources at the same time. This allows us to trade a slightly increased response time for a lot less effort, hence maximizing the cost profit ratio, as we show in our experiments. Thus, the proposed algorithms clearly extend the set of NN algorithms known so far.


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Collaborative Colleagues:
Thomas Schwarz: colleagues
Markus Iofcea: colleagues
Matthias Grossmann: colleagues
Nicola Hönle: colleagues
Daniela Nicklas: colleagues
Bernhard Mitschang: colleagues