The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems

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A "set support system" is a system capable of maintaining sets of elements on mass storage and manipulating those sets using standard set operations (e.g. union, intersection, difference). The concept of a "large capacity" set support system (LCSSS) has two major implications. Fi...

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Autor principal: Hardgrave, W T
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1973
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Computing and Computers
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1050914
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author Hardgrave, W T
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description A "set support system" is a system capable of maintaining sets of elements on mass storage and manipulating those sets using standard set operations (e.g. union, intersection, difference). The concept of a "large capacity" set support system (LCSSS) has two major implications. First, if U is the universal set of order N (i.e. N is the number of elements of U), for the largest application possible under the LCSSS, then N is greater than or equal to 1 billion. Secondly relatively small subsets of U (i.e. subsets up to the order of 100,000 elements) should be maintained and manipulated very efficiently. Some degree of inefficiency may be tolerated for larger subsets.
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spelling cern-10509142019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1050914engHardgrave, W TThe prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systemsComputing and ComputersA "set support system" is a system capable of maintaining sets of elements on mass storage and manipulating those sets using standard set operations (e.g. union, intersection, difference). The concept of a "large capacity" set support system (LCSSS) has two major implications. First, if U is the universal set of order N (i.e. N is the number of elements of U), for the largest application possible under the LCSSS, then N is greater than or equal to 1 billion. Secondly relatively small subsets of U (i.e. subsets up to the order of 100,000 elements) should be maintained and manipulated very efficiently. Some degree of inefficiency may be tolerated for larger subsets.CERN-DD-73-22oai:cds.cern.ch:10509141973-08-01
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The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title_full The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title_fullStr The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title_full_unstemmed The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title_short The prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
title_sort prospects for large capacity set support systems imbedded within generalized data management systems
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