2008
DOI: 10.1109/ipdps.2008.4536311
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All-pairs: An abstraction for data-intensive cloud computing

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“…There are papers explaining the importance and relevance of data intensive research, and why it is essential for Cloud development and services (Moretti et al, 2008;Hey, 2009). This Cloud Bioinformatics allows plugs and play, which means adding additional hard disks to existing NAS, or new NAS, can still provide services in place.…”
Section: Plug and Play Features In Cloud Bioinformatics -How This Relmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are papers explaining the importance and relevance of data intensive research, and why it is essential for Cloud development and services (Moretti et al, 2008;Hey, 2009). This Cloud Bioinformatics allows plugs and play, which means adding additional hard disks to existing NAS, or new NAS, can still provide services in place.…”
Section: Plug and Play Features In Cloud Bioinformatics -How This Relmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are papers explaining the importance and relevance of data intensive research, and why it is essential for Cloud development and services [22,26]. This Cloud Storage allows plugs and play, which means adding additional hard disks to existing NAS, or new NAS, can still provide services in place.…”
Section: Plug and Play Features In Cloud Storage For Data Intensive Rmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Data Mining: Another set of applications that perform data analysis can be classified in the "All-Pairs" class of applications [60]. These applications aim to understand the behavior of a function on two sets, or to learn the covariance of these sets on a standard inner product.…”
Section: Bioinformaticsmentioning
confidence: 99%