Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Lehner
(TU Dresden)
"Maintaining Sample Synopsis of Evolving Datasets"
Random sampling is an appealing approach to build synopses of large data sets because random
samples can be used for a broad spectrum of analytical tasks. Current research mainly considers the
database static; in this setting, a sample created once remains valid for its entire lifetime. In many
applications, however, such a static view is infeasible because it does not take into account the dynamic
nature of the underlying data. In this talk, I will briefly summarize recent research on the problem of
maintaining a random sample of an evolving dataset. As an example for the challenges of sample
maintenance and the techniques required to solve them, I will discuss the problem of maintaining a
random sample from a sliding window a data stream defined over a recent time interval.
| Zeit:
| Montag, 10.12.2007, 17.15 Uhr
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| Ort:
| Gebäude 48, Raum 210
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