| V. O'day and R. Jeffries. Orienteering in an information landscape: how information seekers get from here to there. In INTERCHI, 1993. |
....our architecture in this context. 1. INTRODUCTION A frustrating aspect of the traditional database user experience is the lack of interactivity during long running tasks. It has often been noted that information seekers follow an exploratory, iterative process involving multiple query attempts [3, 20], and that early feedback during query execution can help speed up the process. Recently, a variety of work on online processing (e.g. 13, 24, 1] has attempted to address this problem by providing incremental, refining results during time consuming tasks. An additional focus has been to support ....
....This is a form of pre computing query results, which can help if the user subsequently drills down into the NJ group. 7. RELATED WORK It has often been noted that the traditional querying model of giving full results after query execution is bad for interactive or distributed environments (e.g. [3, 20, 13]) There has been much recent work to counter this slowness by processing queries in an online fashion, continually outputting full result rows or statistical approximations to query aggregates (e.g. 13, 24, 19, 12] While this approach is e#ective over centralized databases, it does not ....
V. O'day and R. Je#ries. Orienteering in an information landscape: How information seekers get from here to there. In INTERCHI, 1993.
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V. O'day and R. Jeffries. Orienteering in an information landscape: how information seekers get from here to there. In INTERCHI, 1993.
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O'Day, V. L., Jeffries, R. (1993). Orienteering in an information landscape: How information seekers get from here to there. Proceedings of the ACM CHI 1993, pp. 438-445.
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O'Day, V. L., & Jeffries, R. (1993). Orienteering in an Information Landscape: How Information Seekers Get From Here to There. In Proceedings of InterCHI '93, pp. 438445.
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