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Data redundancy

Known as: Redundancy, Redundancy (databases), Reliability 
In computer main memory, auxiliary storage and computer buses, data redundancy is the existence of data that is additional to the actual data and… 
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2017
2017
Meteorological information has obvious spatial-temporal characteristics. Although it is meaningful to employ a geographic… 
2014
2014
Colour image carries a certain amount of perceptual redundancy for the human eyes. The human eye is capable of perceiving various… 
2010
2010
As technology scales, more and more memory cells can be placed in a die. Multiple bit upsets (MBUs) induced by a single event in… 
2010
2010
Because of the large amount of frames, similarity between frames and temporal attacks (frame dropping, frame averaging, frame… 
2010
2010
This paper presents a Least Popularly Used buffer cache algorithm to exploit both temporal locality and content locality of I/O… 
2007
2007
With the technological development of these past years, geospatial data became increasingly accessible to general public. New… 
2006
2006
There are many difficult challenges ahead in the design of an energy-efficient communication stack for wireless sensor networks… 
2005
2005
Learning agents can improve performance cooperating with other agents, particularly learning agents forming a committee… 
2005
2005
Recent works on question answering are based on complex natural language processing tech- niques: named entity extractors… 
1997
1997
We discuss a particular approach to automatic abstracting, where an abstract is created by extracting hnportant sentences from a…