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Title: Implementation and evaluation of I/O efficient range trees
Authors: Khan, Akif Ahmed
Raman, Rajiv (Advisor)
Bera, Debajyoti (Advisor)
Sharma, Ojaswa (Advisor)
Keywords: External memory(or EM)
Input/Output(or I/O)
Range search trees
Buffer technique
Standard template library for extra Large data set(or STXXL)
External memory algorithms
I/O Algorithms
Out-of-core computations
Issue Date: 3-Dec-2015
Abstract: Range Tree is a geometrical data structure used to store data in d-dimensions. In order to store larger amount of data in external memory, we need an I/O efficient algorithm. There are many I/O efficient algorithms designed like buffer trees but we need to implement these algorithm designs and evaluate its performance.According to our study, there is no implementation of 2- dimensional I/O efficient range trees available. In this work, we have implemented range trees using buffer technique in 1-dimension and 2-dimensions. Range Tree data structure is used to answer range search queries in an I/O efficient manner. We have evaluated I/O efficient Buff er Range Trees with different set of parameters like buffer size, number of input elements and block size. We did our experiments and evaluation with a randomly generated data set and geographical latitude-longitude data of Open Street Maps.
URI: https://repository.iiitd.edu.in/jspui/handle/123456789/349
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