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2008
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Virtualization and databases: state of the art and research challenges

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Ashraf Aboulnaga, Cristiana Amza, Kenneth Salem

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1	236	Virtualization and databases: state of the art and research challenges	claim
2	206	Designing an inductive data stream management system: the stream mill experience	claim
3	202	BeMatch: a platform for matchmaking service behavior models	claim
4	194	XCraft: boosting the performance of active XML materialization	claim
5	188	FAME-DBMS: Tailor-made Data Management Solutions for Embedded Systems	claim
6	180	Probabilistic ranked queries in uncertain databases	claim
7	178	An inductive database and query language in the relational model	claim
8	178	Compacting music signatures for efficient music retrieval	claim
9	177	Fast computing reachability labelings for large graphs with high compression rate	claim
10	173	SeMap: a generic mapping construction system	claim
11	172	Distributed privacy preserving k-means clustering with additive secret sharing	claim
12	171	Replay-based approaches to revision processing in stream query engines	claim
13	170	Managing virtual money for satisfaction and scale up in P2P systems	claim
14	169	Efficient online top-K retrieval with arbitrary similarity measures	claim
15	169	BioScout: a life-science query monitoring system	claim
16	167	HISSCLU: a hierarchical density-based method for semi-supervised clustering	claim
17	166	Social ties and their relevance to churn in mobile telecom networks	claim
18	166	OrthoCluster: a new tool for mining synteny blocks and applications in comparative genomics	claim
19	166	A novel spectral coding in a large graph database	claim
20	162	Schema merging and mapping creation for relational sources	claim
21	161	Load distribution of analytical query workloads for database cluster architectures	claim
22	161	The TELAR mobile mashup platform for Nokia internet tablets	claim
23	161	Automatic content targeting on mobile phones	claim
24	160	Why go logarithmic if we can go linear?: Towards effective distinct counting of search traffic	claim
25	160	Taxonomy-superimposed graph mining	claim
26	159	P2P systems with transactional semantics	claim
27	159	Deleting index entries from compliance storage	claim
28	159	Automaton in or out: run-time plan optimization for XML stream processing	claim
29	158	Expressive query specification through form customization	claim
30	156	Online recovery in cluster databases	claim
31	154	Anonymity for continuous data publishing	claim
32	154	Ring-constrained join: deriving fair middleman locations from pointsets via a geometric constraint	claim
33	154	Data utility and privacy protection trade-off in k-anonymisation	claim
34	151	Decentralized managing of replication objects in massively distributed systems	claim
35	151	Fast contextual preference scoring of database tuples	claim
36	150	Finding time-dependent shortest paths over large graphs	claim
37	150	Cost-based query optimization for complex pattern mining on multiple databases	claim
38	149	A probabilistic trust model for semantic peer to peer systems	claim
39	147	BITPEER: continuous subspace skyline computation with distributed bitmap indexes	claim
40	147	iDataGuard: middleware providing a secure network drive interface to untrusted internet data storage	claim
41	146	Attribute selection in multivariate microaggregation	claim
42	146	SPARQLing constraints for RDF	claim
43	144	BI batch manager: a system for managing batch workloads on enterprise data-warehouses	claim
44	144	Protecting privacy in recorded conversations	claim
45	142	An access control mechanism for P2P collaborations	claim
46	141	Generating Highly Customizable SQL Parsers	claim
47	140	Dynamic skyline queries in metric spaces	claim
48	140	Database Servers Tailored to Improve Energy Efficiency	claim
49	138	Mine your own business, mine others' news!	claim
50	138	Potential-driven load distribution for distributed data stream processing	claim
51	137	Synthesizing structured text from logical database subsets	claim
52	137	ACCOn: checking consistency of XML write-access control policies	claim
53	137	Data exchange in the presence of arithmetic comparisons	claim
54	137	Optimizing away joins on data streams	claim
55	136	Data challenges at Yahoo!	claim
56	136	A New Approach to Modular Database Systems	claim
57	136	Dealing with P2P semantic heterogeneity through query expansion and interpretation	claim
58	135	Minimizing latency and memory in DSMS: a unified approach to quasi-optimal scheduling	claim
59	134	Efficient LCA based keyword search in XML data	claim
60	133	Action synchronization in P2P system testing	claim
61	132	Indexing high-dimensional data in dual distance spaces: a symmetrical encoding approach	claim
62	131	A Bayesian approach for on-line max and min auditing	claim
63	130	Self-organizing strategies for a column-store database	claim
64	130	Flexible Transaction Processing in the Argos Middleware	claim
65	129	Continuous multi-way joins over distributed hash tables	claim
66	129	Design of PriServ, a privacy service for DHTs	claim
67	128	Processing transitive nearest-neighbor queries in multi-channel access environments	claim
68	128	BIBEX: a bibliographic exploration tool based on the DEX graph query engine	claim
69	125	On the brink: searching for drops in sensor data	claim
70	124	Scalable XQuery type matching	claim
71	124	Multi-dimensional search for personal information management systems	claim
72	124	An efficient clustering method for k-anonymization	claim
73	123	XML data integration in SixP2P: a theoretical framework	claim
74	122	Semantic peer, here are the neighbors you want!	claim
75	122	Mining all frequent projection-selection queries from a relational table	claim
76	122	Architectural Concerns for Flexible Data Management	claim
77	120	Schema mapping verification: the spicy way	claim
78	120	Flint: Google-basing the Web	claim
79	118	The SBC-tree: an index for run-length compressed sequences	claim
80	118	Robustness in automatic physical database design	claim
81	115	Data services in your spreadsheet!	claim
82	113	Ensuring correctness over untrusted private database	claim
83	112	Ownership protection of shape datasets with geodesic distance preservation	claim
84	112	Providing freshness guarantees for outsourced databases	claim
85	112	A Relational File System as an Example for Tailor-made DMS	claim
86	111	Schema polynomials and applications	claim
87	111	On-line discovery of hot motion paths	claim
88	111	Micro-aggregation-based heuristics for p-sensitive k-anonymity: one step beyond	claim
89	108	Revisiting redundancy and minimization in an XPath fragment	claim
90	106	Highly scalable trip grouping for large-scale collective transportation systems	claim
91	105	Tailor-made Lock Protocols and their DBMS Integration	claim
92	103	A stratified approach to progressive approximate joins	claim
93	102	Summary management in P2P systems	claim
94	99	Querying time-series streams	claim
95	99	Streaming in a connected world: querying and tracking distributed data streams	claim
96	95	The TS-tree: efficient time series search and retrieval	claim
97	95	Zerber: r-confidential indexing for distributed documents	claim
98	92	So how can I ask for it?	claim
99	86	Exact and inexact methods for selecting views and indexes for OLAP performance improvement	claim
100	85	Optimizing on-demand data broadcast scheduling in pervasive environments	claim

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