Sentence examples for scanning of the database from inspiring English sources

Second, an additional scanning of the database is executed to count the support of the subsets of each mined frequent itemset.

In effect our procedure is computationally reduced, because the scanning of the database proceeds in the past within a time frame of ±30 min from the selected time origin k, to simplify the search and reduce the computing time; when the scanning is complete, the set of candidate patterns is thus obtained.

This resolution ensures the elastic scanning of the database content and simultaneous browsing of the content of different tables.

The curse of dimensionality is a well-known problem for indexes: in spaces with sufficiently concentrated distance histograms, no index outperforms an exhaustive scan of the database.

In addition, for Apriori algorithm based techniques [Verykios, V., Elmagarmid, A., Bertino, E., Saygin, Y., & Dasseni, E. (2004). Association rules hiding. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 16(4) 434–447], multiple scanning of the entire database is required.

Therefore the feasibility of scanning the database with a signature from a fully acclimated organism and obtaining a highly correlated signature is uncertain.

An additional requirement is to avoid having to perform an exhaustive scan of the star database.

We conducted a scan of the Center for Health Market Innovations database to identify how innovative health programs can create empowerment opportunities for nurses and midwives.

This method has bottlenecks, which are the huge candidate sets and multiple scans of the entire database with high computational costs.

With the scan of the BioModels Database, we prove the existence of types A and B pdorgs in many stored models and hence also show the applicability of our software tool.

The review of the scans from the database of patients with NETs showed no significant peri-articular uptake around knees and shoulders with a grade score of 3 or 2 and a symmetric pattern was observed in 8 out of 20 cases, all of them older than 60 years.