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Massimo Delfino,Evelyn Kustatscher,Fabrizio Lavezzi,Massimo Bernardioaches are called subspace clustering approaches. However, most of the proposed subspace clustering approaches produce a redundant result which leads to a low clustering quality. Recently, several non-redundant subspace clustering approaches are proposed such as OSCLU (Günnemann et al., Proceeding o

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Robert A. Gastaldo,Marion Bamford,John Calder,William A. DiMichele,Roberto Iannuzzi,André Jasper,HanD contains hundreds of data sources with billions of triples, it has a small number of distinct relations compared with the large number of entities. On the other hand, Web pages are growing rapidly, which results in much larger number of textual contents to be exploited. With the popularity and wid

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Robert A. Gastaldo,Marion Bamford,John Calder,William A. DiMichele,Roberto Iannuzzi,André Jasper,HanD contains hundreds of data sources with billions of triples, it has a small number of distinct relations compared with the large number of entities. On the other hand, Web pages are growing rapidly, which results in much larger number of textual contents to be exploited. With the popularity and wid

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Oive Tinn,T?nu Meidla,Leho Ainsaaroaches are called subspace clustering approaches. However, most of the proposed subspace clustering approaches produce a redundant result which leads to a low clustering quality. Recently, several non-redundant subspace clustering approaches are proposed such as OSCLU (Günnemann et al., Proceeding o

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th changes. This process consists of the specification of the language, the determination of the allowed update operations, the identification of the invalidities that could be caused by each such operation, the determination of the various alternatives to deal with each such invalidity, and, finall

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Aridity, Cooling, Open Vegetation, and the Evolution of Plants and Animals During the Cenozoic,ene, the mid-late Cenozoic spread of C3 grass-dominated habitats, and, finally, the Late Neogene expansion of C4 grasses at tropical and subtropical latitudes. In addition, the timing of these evolutionary and ecological events varied across continents and between regions. The middle Miocene witness