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2009
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Highly scalable algorithm for distributed real-time text indexing

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Stream computing research is moving from terascale to petascale levels. It aims to rapidly analyze data as it streams in from many sources and make decisions with high speed and a...

Ankur Narang, Vikas Agarwal, Monu Kedia, Vijay K. ...

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