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Information storage and effective data retrieval in sparse matrices

Neural Networks, 1989
Abstract A variation of a serial implementation of an associative memory network is considered. The memory is represented by a matrix-scheme with an extremely clipped Hebb-like synaptic rule. The analysis of the coding parameters shows that the proposed algorithm works faster than conventional approaches, provided that the patterns are extremely ...
Hans J. Bentz   +2 more
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An information storage and retrieval system for potato breeding data

American Potato Journal, 1980
A full description of the development and use of an operational information storage and retrieval system for potato breeding data is presented. Formats of the various outputs are pictured and additional uses of the data bank discussed.
D. A. Young, D. J. Clark, G. C. C. Tai
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Some principles of data storage and information retrieval and their implications for information exchange

Journal of the International Association for Mathematical Geology, 1973
The definition of objectives and question of interpretation must be considered when setting up data banks. The objective will determine the type of data to be collected. A hierarchy of data-processing systems exists where the amount of interpretation in the data increases as the order of the system increases. The remarkable continuity of basic data can
J. A. Gilliland, G. Grove
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Data filtering applied to information storage and retrieval applications

Communications of the ACM, 1966
Manipulation of data strings is the most complex processing function in information storage and retrieval applications. Data string manipulation is discussed within the context of an interpretive processing environment controlled by the use of procedural directives.
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A Survey on Authorization in Distributed Systems: Information Storage, Data Retrieval and Trust Evaluation

2017 IEEE Trustcom/BigDataSE/ICESS, 2017
In distributed environments, entities are distributed among different security domains and they do not have prior knowledge of one another. In this setting, distributed systems and their security components such as entities, certificates, credentials, policies and trust values are dynamic and constantly changing.
Ava Ahadipour, Martin Schanzenbach
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Storage and Retrieval of Data from Drug Information Requests Using a Mumps-Based Information System

Drug Information Journal, 1986
The storage, retrieval, and dissemination of information constitutes a major function of any drug information service (DIS). We developed a computerized system for the storage and retrieval of data from drug information requests (DIR) using a MUMPS-based information system.
Marshall C. Tate   +3 more
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Structuring Strain Data for Storage and Retrieval of Information on Bacteria in MINE, the Microbial Information Network Europe

Systematic and Applied Microbiology, 1990
Summary A number of major European culture collections, supported by the “Biotechnology Action Programme” (BAP) of the European Community (EC) are involved in the establishment of the multinational “Microbial Information Network Europe” (MINE). It has been realized that the adoption of a uniform format for computer storage and retrieval of strain ...
J.A. Stalpers   +7 more
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A brief introduction to data storage and retrieval in MERLIN (MachinE Readable Library INformation)

Program, 1976
This document describes, briefly, the techniques employed in the MERLIN database 10 store and retrieve bibliographic data. An explanation of the choice of value related storage is given, with an indication of the merits of this approach both for data management (cataloguing) and retrieval (searching).
M.C. White, P.L. Noerr
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An efficient approach for historical storage and retrieval of segmented road data in Geographic Information System for Transportation

Chinese Geographical Science, 2010
One of the most powerful functions of Geographic Information System for Transportation (GIS-T) is Dynamic Segmentation (DS), which is used to increase the efficiency and precision of road management by generating segments based on attributes. The road segments describing transportation data are both spatially and temporally referenced. For a variety of
Mohammad Reza Jelokhani-Niaraki   +2 more
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