Efficiency of multidimensional X-tree supernodes in low-dimensional spaces
Abstract
Indexing multidimensional or multi-attribute data is an important problem today. Data volumes are growing very fast and it is necessary to use specialized structures and algorithms to index them. However, in the field of research of algorithms for working with multidimensional data there are still many blank spots.
In this paper, we present the results of research on one of the structures used to index multidimensional data - X-tree. This structure has proved itself well in the field of indexing high-dimensional data. However, its behavior for low-dimensional spaces has been poorly studied. We have conducted a number of experiments in spaces of up to 5 dimensions and investigated the effectiveness of this structure compared to the R-tree traditionally used in such areas. The results of the study and conclusions are given in the last chapter of this paper.
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