An Efficient File Structure for Document Retrieval in the Automated Office Environment

Authors:
D. H. -C. Du;S. Ghanta;K. J. Maly;S. M. Sharrock
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
Year:
1989

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Abstract

A file system tailored to the general needs of the office environment is proposed. This system supports large numbers of a wide variety of documents and inexact fuzzy queries on the documents. The file system is based on a multilevel file structure that combines and extends multikey extendible hashing and signature files to create a document-retrieval system that is more time efficient than other previously proposed systems and is also space efficient.