Data structure alignment

chapter will examine other methods of tracking users’ interactions with multi-media content. Firstly, it evaluates the structure of the Tin Can API and how it compares with its predecessor, SCORM. Secondly, the following alternative tracking methods are considered: Open Badges Other ontologies Web page logs, client and server side Analytics HTTP cookies Mouse and eye tracking 8. 1 Structure of the Tin Can API There are some languages and methods already available for encoding resources and activities

Edunuri 800817767 Table of Contents Introduction III Abstract IV Overview of NoSQL V Data Model VI Document base model VI Key-value Stores VII Graph Stores VII Wide Column stores VIII Criteria to be considered IX Conclusion XI References XI INTRODUCTION I was always inspired by the idea of storing large amounts of structured and unstructured data. Therefore I chose to finish my concentration in Data Management. I have finished the following courses as my concentration requirement: • ITCS

properly understand HADOOP technology. Basics Required to Understand Hadoop Technology: • Java Collection frame work (Because while writing map reduce jobs in HADOOP, we mainly use the collection framework in JAVA) • What is BIG DATA? (Definition and basic terminology of BIG DATA, how to handle large sets of

satisfied, it is necessary to determine the structure, it is suitable for information is present, one that will provide a set of capabilities required to work with it. Here, the structure refers to the way the information by which the aggregate of individual elements form a unity, due to their relationship with each other. Assembled for any rules and logically related between the data can be processed very efficiently, since for them the overall structure provides a set of management capabilities -

Unit 3 IP ITCO321 Anthony Thurman Stacks are containers of objects that are inserted and then removed according to Last-In-First-Out (LIFO). This means that the last item inserted will be the first item removed. Inserting an item is referred to as Pushing, while removing an item is called Popping. A queue works a little different than a stack does, in that it follows First-In-First-Out. So rather than having the last object removed first, the first object is removed first. Elements can be

Referring to Fig. 1(ii), consider in region II, the reference voltage vector is following the arc x1x2 at a particular modulation index m. The position of the reference voltage vector is shown in Table 1. It shows that, depending on modulation index value, the duration of stay within subsector 1 and subsector 2 changes. Similarly, consider in region III, the reference voltage vector is following the arc y1y2 at aparticular modulation index. The position of the reference voltage vector is shown in

Data Structure queues methods and abstract data types are included in this elementary slot. ( 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7) Robert’s defined abstract data type as “the algorithms operations that are preformed rather than implemented the data structure and algorithms operating on it should refer to anything inside, except through function and procedure calls for the fundamental operations. The main reason for the development of abstract data types has been as a mechanism for

On Piotrowski et al\cite{Piotrowski}, the authors present a collaborative data storage (tinyDSM) middleware that addresses the common problems of store data on wireless sensor networks (WSN) using data replication on nodes of the network. However, in the proposal, the decision of the node to assume the role of data replicators is static and uses a random criterion depends only on the number of nodes and density of the network. It's created some problems if that node disappears from the network.

about linear data structure i.e. linked list. Linked list is dynamic in nature means there is no need to know size of data in advance. It is linear collection of data elements which may or may not be stored at consecutive memory location. In linked list pointers are used for providing the linear order and each node is divided into parts for storing data and link part. This paper provides only overview that how linked list was created and what are its advantages over another data structure. It also defines

Survey of Stacks and Queues Have you ever been stuck in a line, a few, hundreds, or even thousands of people ahead of you? Well, this is exactly what a stack structure is all about. With a stack data structure, you are placed inside of a queue or we can use a line for example. To prevent customers or people from feeling unfairly placed or cheated this is a great way to make everything go over smoothly. Let's take a stack of plates for example. Consider the plates being stacked over one another on