Highly-Available, Collaborative, Trainable Communication – a Policy – Neutral Approach
Christian Schreibaumer1, Isabella Stein1 & Eberhard Dobermann1 Show affiliations
- University of Applied Sciences of Lower Saxony at Himmelpforten, Germany
Journal of Computer Science, Volume 14, Issue 6, pp. 747–752 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2018.747.752
Abstract
Scalable theory have led to many advances. Data flow is constantly growing and systems are expanding. Theoretical principles of red-black trees can help to build a scalable system, where data easily can expand and in the end energy is saved. We propose a novel solution, an organizational platform, an algorithm for the analysis of agents, which we call Mop. With experimental results we show, that Mop is faster than the Apriori or any other algorithm concerning scalable theory. Mop is even faster than the ADFD-growth algorithm, especially when tested in a very low key RAM environment.
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Schreibaumer, C., Stein, I. & Dobermann, E. (2018). Highly-Available, Collaborative, Trainable Communication – a Policy – Neutral Approach. Journal of Computer Science, 14(6), 747–752. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2018.747.752
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