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Christine M. Anderson-cook - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Complete Discussion of "Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses"
Quality Engineering, 2009Co-Authors: Alberto Ferrer, William Q. Meeker, Christine M. Anderson-cookAbstract:Two noted researchers in the field of statistical techniques for quality and productivity improvement contribute to the article, Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses by Christine M. Anderson-Cook. Alberto Ferrer of the Universida..
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Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses
Quality Engineering, 2009Co-Authors: Christine M. Anderson-cookAbstract:[This abstract is based on the author’s abstract.] The decision-making process often relies on Multiple sources of Data that provide partial information needed to solve the problem at hand. By analyzing all of the Data at once, instead of each set separ..
Alberto Ferrer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Complete Discussion of "Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses"
Quality Engineering, 2009Co-Authors: Alberto Ferrer, William Q. Meeker, Christine M. Anderson-cookAbstract:Two noted researchers in the field of statistical techniques for quality and productivity improvement contribute to the article, Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses by Christine M. Anderson-Cook. Alberto Ferrer of the Universida..
William Q. Meeker - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Complete Discussion of "Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses"
Quality Engineering, 2009Co-Authors: Alberto Ferrer, William Q. Meeker, Christine M. Anderson-cookAbstract:Two noted researchers in the field of statistical techniques for quality and productivity improvement contribute to the article, Opportunities and Issues in Multiple Data Type Meta-Analyses by Christine M. Anderson-Cook. Alberto Ferrer of the Universida..
Prashant Shenoy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Design considerations for the symphony integrated multimedia file system
Multimedia Systems, 2003Co-Authors: Prashant Shenoy, Pawan GoyalAbstract:A multimedia file system supports diverse application classes that access Data with heterogeneous characteristics. In this paper, we describe our experiences in the design and implementation of the Symphony multimedia file system. We first discuss various methodologies for designing multimedia file systems and examine their trade-offs. We examine the design requirements for such file systems and argue that to efficiently manage the heterogeneity in application requirements and Data characteristics, a multimedia file system should enable the coexistence of Multiple Data-Type-specific and application-specific techniques. We describe the architecture and novel features of Symphony and then demonstrate their efficacy through an experimental evaluation. Our results show that Symphony yields a factor of 1.9 improvement in text response time over conventional disk scheduling algorithms while continuing to meet the real-time requirements of video clients. Finally, we reflect upon the lessons learned from the Symphony project.
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Symphony: An Integrated Multimedia File System
Multimedia Computing and Networking 1998, 1997Co-Authors: Prashant Shenoy, Pawan Goyal, Sriram Rao, Harrick M. VinAbstract:An integrated multimediafile system supports the storage and retrieval of Multiple Data Types. In this paper, we first discuss various design methodologies for building integrated file systems and examine their tradeoffs. We argue that, to efficiently support the storage and retrieval of heterogeneous Data Types, an integratedfile system should enable the coexistence of Multiple Data Type specific techniques. We then describe the design of Symphony-an integrated file system that achieves this objective. Some of the novel features of Symphony include: a QoS-aware disk scheduling algorithm; support for Data Type specific placement, failure recovery, and caching policies; and support for assigning Data Type specific structure tofiles. We discuss the protoType implementation of Symphony, and present results of our preliminary experimental evaluation.
Harrick M. Vin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Symphony: An Integrated Multimedia File System
Multimedia Computing and Networking 1998, 1997Co-Authors: Prashant Shenoy, Pawan Goyal, Sriram Rao, Harrick M. VinAbstract:An integrated multimediafile system supports the storage and retrieval of Multiple Data Types. In this paper, we first discuss various design methodologies for building integrated file systems and examine their tradeoffs. We argue that, to efficiently support the storage and retrieval of heterogeneous Data Types, an integratedfile system should enable the coexistence of Multiple Data Type specific techniques. We then describe the design of Symphony-an integrated file system that achieves this objective. Some of the novel features of Symphony include: a QoS-aware disk scheduling algorithm; support for Data Type specific placement, failure recovery, and caching policies; and support for assigning Data Type specific structure tofiles. We discuss the protoType implementation of Symphony, and present results of our preliminary experimental evaluation.