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Data allocation in distributed database systems: a novel hybrid method based on differential evolution and variable neighborhood search
2019
SN Applied Sciences
Data allocation problem (DAP) in distributed database systems is a NP-hard optimization problem with significant importance in parallel processing environments. The solution of problem aims to minimize the total cost of transactions and settlement of queries in which he main cost regards to the data transmission through the distributed system. These costs are affected by the strategy how to allocate fragments to the sites. Researchers have been solving this challenging problem by applying soft
doi:10.1007/s42452-019-1787-3
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