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EFFICIENT METHOD TO FIND NEAREST NEIGHBOR WITH KEYWORDS IN MULTIDIMENSIONAL DATABASES

Sandhya Venu

M-Tech student CSE, Department Of Computer Science, Mohandas College of Engineering and Technology

Manju M Menon

Assistant Professor in IT, Department Of Information Technology Mohandas College of Engineering and Technology

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Vol: 5, Issue: 4, 2015

Receiving Date: 2015-09-06 Acceptance Date:

2015-10-07

Publication Date:

2015-11-02

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Abstract

Nowadays the applications on spatial databases are tremendously increasing. The location based searches from spatial databases are widely used for both research and commercial purposes. The inputs of a spatial keyword query are a user defined location and number of keywords. The output is the object which satisfies both the location and keyword requirements. The most important part of a spatial keyword query is the geo-textual index. Extended researches are being carried out in field of geo-textual indices. This thesis proposes a parallel R-Tree construction method for geo textual indexing. Using this method we can reduce the construction time compared to the existing methods. We propose a new hybrid indexing mechanism namely Kd-B tree which has the combined advantage of kd tree and bitmap indexing. This reduces the time and space consumption remarkably. Based on the experiments conducted we can see that the time and space is considerably saved by constructing Kd-B tree.

Keywords: Spatial keyword query, Geo-textual indices, Spatial- inverted index.

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