A data model assists in the comprehension, at different levels of depth and detail, of the contents, organization and capabilities of databases, as well as to the comprehension of software restrictions and functionalities required to access the data.
This benchmark, still widely used today, allows testing the read/write, latency and elasticity capabilities of any database, in particular NoSQL databases.
The SPORE Head and Neck Neoplasm database has been designed around the Oracle database and most of the capabilities of Oracle database server and Oracle application server have been extensively used.
The language extends the capabilities of existing database query languages by allowing the user to define database predicates that express structural properties of strings (e.g. containment of certain patterns) or relations between several strings (e.g. similarity measures).
The scale and complexity of these datasets exceeds the capabilities of current database management software and traditional data processing technology in acquisition, management, retrieval, analysis, mining, and visualization (Liu 2012).
"Big data is a form of data that exceeds the processing capabilities of traditional database infrastructure or engines" [20]. . Figure 2 shows the employment of big data applications in smart cities. Smart city applications generate huge amounts of date while big data systems utilize this data to provide information to enhance smart cities applications.
To enhance the usability and search capabilities of the database, complete GenBank entries were incorporated.
Through user-friendly and efficient browsing capabilities of the database, users can obtain information on unigenes involved in different species.
miRSponge provides a high quality resource for studying miRNA regulation, and future extensions will further expand the capabilities of this database.
Also, the complementary capabilities of each database and assembly statistics such as percent full-length cDNAs are shown in Tables 3 and 4, respectively.
