Tag: databases-storage-and-information-retrieval

Seven pioneers helped turn document searching into a rigorous field built on ranking models, term weighting, probabilistic relevance, and shared evaluation.

Seven pioneers helped evolve online search from FTP indexing and early crawlers into full-text, link-ranked, scalable search engines.

Seven influential architects and researchers shaped enterprise data warehousing, dimensional modeling, multidimensional analysis, data cubes, and OLAP practice.

Seven researchers helped make high-dimensional similarity search practical through locality-sensitive hashing, HNSW graphs, product quantization, Faiss, GPU acceleration, and modern indexing systems.

Seven database researchers helped make concurrent updates, crash recovery, distributed transactions, and reliable data processing practical.

Seven researchers helped make it possible for data, transactions, and queries to span multiple machines while still behaving like one system.

Seven architects helped define the distributed tradeoffs, key-value stores, wide-column systems, and document databases that became the NoSQL movement.

Seven researchers transformed data management by combining the relational model, SQL, query optimization, transaction processing, and practical database-engine architecture.

Seven members of the System R and transaction-processing lineage helped turn a readable relational query language into the dominant interface to structured data.

Seven researchers helped invent, explain, and refine the balanced indexing structures that let databases find and update ordered data efficiently.