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Hierarchies Of Indices For Text Searching (1996)
| Venue: | Rockefeller University |
| Citations: | 20 - 7 self |
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@ARTICLE{Baeza-yates96hierarchiesof,
author = {Ricardo Baeza-yates and Eduardo F. Barbosa and Nivio Ziviani},
title = {Hierarchies Of Indices For Text Searching},
journal = {Rockefeller University},
year = {1996},
volume = {21},
pages = {11--13}
}
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Abstract
We present an efficient implementation of a recently known index for text databases, when the database is stored on secondary storage devices such as magnetic or optical disks. The implementation is built on top of a new and simple index for texts called pat array (or suffix array). Considering that text searching in a large database spends most of the time accessing external storage devices, we propose additional index structures and searching algorithms for pat arrays that reduce the number of disk accesses. We present two index structures: a two-level hierarchy model that uses main memory and one level of external storage (magnetic or optical devices) and a three-level hierarchy model that uses main memory and two levels of external storage (magnetic and optical devices). Performance improvement is achieved in both models by storing most of higher index levels in faster memories, thus reducing accesses in the slowest devices in the hierarchy. Analytical and experimental results are ...
Keyphrases
text searching pat array optical device external storage main memory additional index structure optical disk two-level hierarchy model three-level hierarchy model external storage device text database index level performance improvement experimental result large database secondary storage device efficient implementation faster memory disk access simple index index structure
