Scalable data extraction from data stores

Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Database and file access – Query optimization

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ABSTRACT:
Extraction of data employing a sequence of remote function calls in form of a synchronous multi-batch call chain is provided. Sequencing of calls is enabled by generating parameters associated with the extraction of a next batch of data. The parameterized, dynamic generation of queries allows for optimization of memory utilization by batching result sets and data conversion. Each subsequent call retrieves a packet of data, picking up where the previous call left off without an overlap. Parameters are updated after each call based on extracted data, available memory, and the like.

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Gaber et al., “Adaptive mining techniques for data streams using algorithm output granularity”, Proceedings of the Australasian Data Mining Workshop, Held in conjunction with the Congress on Evolutionary Computation, 2003.

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