Paper Info
Title
Retrieval performance of a distributed text database utilizing a parallel processor document server
Abstract
This paper considers text retrieval systems which store extremely huge amounts of text while providing a multi-user retrieval service for a large customer base. Due to the severe I/O demands of such a system, it is usually beneficial if not necessary to utilize a multi-processor system with multiple I/O facilities in an effort to increase the parallel I/O activity, the objective being to lower search response times.After defining the problem, we model a solution and show that the application can be handled in a very effective fashion by a multi-processor system with a simple LAN-based topology. The final discussion describes a type of functional splitting which, if done in a careful manner, helps improve search response time.
Year
DOI
Venue
1990
10.1145/319057.319065
Dublin
Keywords
Field
DocType
effective fashion,multi-user retrieval service,lower search response time,o facility,o activity,retrieval performance,multi-processor system,careful manner,text retrieval system,parallel processor document server,search response time,text database,o demand,indexes,information retrieval,computer science,local area networks,information retrieval systems,network topology,database management systems,distributed databases,reduced instruction set computing
Computer science,Parallel processing,Response time,Network topology,Reduced instruction set computing,Local area network,Distributed database,Customer base,Word processing,Database,Distributed computing
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-8186-2052-8
12
4.15
References 
Authors
9
1
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
F. J. Burkowski125588.69