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SMJ:synopsis-based data stream multi-join operation

Zhang Jun-hu

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This paper studied the characteristics and the applications of Ad hoc networks,and analyzed the problems of the traditional methods of multi-stream join processing in Ad hoc networks.Based on this,proposed a synopsis-based multi-stream join optimization algorithm——SMJ.The experiments show that this method can greatly reduce the communication cost.

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This paper studied the characteristics and the applications of Ad hoc networks,and analyzed the problems of the traditional methods of multi-stream join processing in Ad hoc networks.Based on this,proposed a synopsis-based multi-stream join optimization algorithm——SMJ.The experiments show that this method can greatly reduce the communication cost.

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This paper studied the characteristics and the applications of Ad hoc networks,and analyzed the problems of the traditional methods of multi-stream join processing in Ad hoc networks.Based on this,proposed a synopsis-based multi-stream join optimization algorithm——SMJ.The experiments show that this method can greatly reduce the communication cost.

Key concepts: Computer science, Join (topology), Data stream, Wireless ad hoc network, Distributed computing, Data mining, Telecommunications, Wireless

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