When local constraints are violated at distributed nodes, our algorithm reallocates the numeric values of violated data objects by assigning revision factors to distributed nodes.
Based on two motivational observations, we have proposed a novel algorithm which reallocates numeric values of data objects among distributed monitoring nodes by assigning revision factors to deal with distributed top-k monitoring problem.
We propose a novel algorithm, which adaptively reallocates numeric values of data objects among distributed nodes by assigning revision factors when local constraints are violated and keeps the local top-k result at distributed nodes in line with the global top-k result.
Thus, the communication cost at this phase is just assigning updated revision factors to the violated node, and the number of (2*|N_{mathcal {V}}|) messages are exchanged altogether.
If the coordinator node resolves all violations successfully by assigning updated revision factors to the violated nodes, the global top-k set remains unchanged and resolution process terminates.
That formalism was extended by Fitting who assigned annotations to revision atoms.
A new taxonomical revision assigned entomophthoralean fungi under the phylum Entomophthoromycota with three new orders, Entomophthorales, Neozygitales, and Basidiobolales [ 9].
Underlying cause of death was abstracted from death certificates, and deaths assigned International Classification of Disease – Ninth Revision (ICD-9) codes 153.0 154.1 were identified as due to colon or rectal cancer.
Based on literature, we assigned a THR revision rate of 7.5% for the first 10 years and 1.5% for each following year [ 5, 32, 33].
There were 106 joints in the study of which 54 were revised for aseptic loosening and 52 were assigned to the control revision group.
We classified the board review outcome as approval or not; whereas 'agree' and 'agree with revision' were assigned to the approval group, the other two outcomes were assigned to the control group.
