A cost-based buffer replacement algorithm for object-oriented database systems

Spatio-temporal data are complex in terms of number of attributes for spatial and temporal values, and the data are changing towards time. Traditional method to mining the spatio-temporal data is the fact that the data is stored in data warehouse in un-normalization form as union of spatial and temporal data know as tabular data warehouse. A Hair-Oriented Data Model (HODM) has been proved as a suitable data model for spatio-temporal data. It has reduced the file size and decreased query execution time. The spatio-temporal data stored using the HODM known as Hair-Oriented Data warehouse. However, this paper aims to presents a method to develop spatio-temporal data mining model using the Hair-Oriented data warehouse. The Hair-Oriented data model also provide with various functions for easy maintenance on spatio-temporal data warehouse. Experiment conducted using Climate-change spatio-temporal data set benchmark. Two Climate-change spatio-temporal models been developed using regression and knearest neighbor techniques. The performance of the Hair-Oriented Data Warehouse is evaluated by comparing its performance with traditional tabular data warehouse. The result shows that developing data mining spatio-temporal model using Hair-Oriented data warehouse is faster compare using the tabular data warehouse, therefore it can be concluded that the Hair-Oriented Data Model is suitable for Spatio-temporal data mining.

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“…The data models in this category are able to cover complex tasks but the costs of time and space are increased [27].…”

Section: Spatio-temporal Data Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hair-Oriented Data Model for Spatio-Temporal Data Mining

Madraky

Othman

Hamdan

2015

IRECOS

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“…The problem of cost-sensitive learning arises frequently in medical diagnosis [16], machine fault diagnosis, automated testing of electronic equipment or robots [24], buffer replacement in database systems [17], Internet-based distributed systems [1], and many others [27]. In these areas, the main cost is, respectively, money, skilled labor, time, memory, and bandwidth.…”

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confidence: 99%