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The need for speed drove NoSQL

It's this need for speed, particularly on the web, that has driven the development of key-value stores and columnar databases, optimized for the fast retrieval of precomputed information. These databases form part of an umbrella category known as NoSQL, used when relational models aren't the right fit.

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Automatic cleanup of large databases

Fortunately, an increasing body of research concerns itself with the automatic cleanup of large databases. We describe a generic approach that utilizes robust…

Making A Clean Sweep Of Cultural Heritage #database #experts

Citation data sparcity

The second data mining challenge is related to the problem of citation data sparsity. It is caused by the fact that open access articles are only a subset of…

The Diggicore Project: Aggregating And Mining The World Of Open Access Articles #database #citation-graph

Clergy of the church of england database - citizen collaboration

Working together within a shared framework of assumptions, expert scholars and expert amateurs can build databases accessible to all and enriched with content…

Understanding Digital Humanities (david M. Berry) #software #database #open-source-software #data-repository #project

Data cleaning using machine learning

Trivially but crucially, if 5 percent of the data in the average manually entered database is incorrect, then 95 percent is correct. Hence, statistically…

Making A Clean Sweep Of Cultural Heritage #database

Database transaction

A transaction is a set of database reads and writes that is handled as a unit with a few crucial properties. First, all reads in the transaction see the same…

The Transaction Manifesto: A Direction For Nosql Database Technology #database #acid #features

Databases are tomorrow's encyclopaedia

Databases are tomorrow’s encyclopaedia. They exceed the capacities of any user. They represent “nature” for the postmodern humanity.

The Postmodern Condition: A Report On Knowledge #Encyclopedia #database #nature #users #humanity