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Data Structure Health

Fifth International Workshop on Dynamic Analysis (WODA '07), 2007
Applications often have large runtime memory requirements. In some cases, large memory footprint helps accomplish an important functional, performance, or engineering requirement. A large cache, for example, may ameliorate a pernicious performance problem.
Nick Mitchell, Gary Sevitsky, Palani Kumanan, Edith Schonberg   +3 more
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Health Data and Data Governance

2013
Health is a knowledge industry, based on data collected to support care, service planning, financing and knowledge advancement. Increasingly there is a need to collect, retrieve and use health record information in an electronic format to provide greater flexibility, as this enables retrieval and display of data in multiple locations and formats ...
Evelyn J S, Hovenga, Heather, Grain
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Visualization of Health Data

2019
As data becomes more accessible, visualization methods are needed to help make sense of the information. Analyzing and visualizing data helps the public to better recognize the patterns and connections between different datasets. By using visual elements such as graphs, charts, and maps, it is easier to see and understand the trends and outliers in ...
Veronica Castro Alvarez, Ching-Yu Huang
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