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A parallel XML documents placement algorithm based on adaptive ant clustering of chaos

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4 Author(s)
Bo Liu ; Coll. of Inf. Sci. & Eng., Central-south Univ., Changsha ; Luming Yang ; XueMin Zhai ; Yunlong Deng

To improve the placement quality of massive extensible markup language (XML) document clustering, this paper proposes a parallel xml documents placement algorithm based on the chaos principle and an ant clustering model (ACC). With the XML key the algorithm combines the ACC clustering algorithm to create a new parallel XML documents placement algorithm. The whole manual ant-swarm move dynamically by defining relevant chaos fitness function to weigh the similarity of ants and neighbor- hoods, form many independent sub populations. In the mean time, it only requires partial information to adjust the parameters of the function automatically to drive the manual ants' movement. This series executions result in the acceleration of the XML document syncopation and improvement of the placement quality. Contrasted with other XML placement algorithms, a series of emulation experiments showed that this algorithm had a model with more visibility and less computation in XML documents.

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Industrial Electronics and Applications, 2008. ICIEA 2008. 3rd IEEE Conference on

Date of Conference: 3-5 June 2008

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