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    Un nuevo índice métrico-temporal : el historical FHQT
    (2007-10-01) De Battista, Anabella Cecilia; Pascal, Andrés Jorge; Gutierrez, Gilberto; Herrera, Norma Edith
    Recently a new database model, the metric-temporal databases, has been proposed. This model uses concepts of metric spaces to efficiently solve similarity queries, and concepts of temporal databases to allow store and efficiently retrieve data with a temporal component. This new model combines both aspects to solve problems where is necesary perform similarity searches, but having in account the temporal component. For it, we present the Historical FHQT, a new metric-temporal index that uses several instances of metric structure FHQT in order to represent the alive objects in each moment, and then we verified experimentally the efficiency of this method for a determined set of queries.
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    Procesamiento de consultas métrico-temporales
    (2007-10-09) De Battista, Anabella Cecilia; Pascal, Andrés Jorge; Gutierrez, Gilberto; Herrera, Norma Edith
    The temporal databases allow efficiently to store and recover data that have a temporal component. The metric spaces are a databases model that support similarity searches, that is to say, searches of objects similar to a given query element. There are a vast number of applications where it turns out from interest to also make searches by similarity but having in account the temporal component. This new type of query cannot be efficiently solved neither with temporal indexes, nor with metric indexes. In this article we undertook the study of these queries in order to formalize this concept and to propose efficient methods for its resolution. For it, we present the FHQT-Temporal, an adaptation of metric index FHQT with the aggregate of time intervals. Finally we verified experimentally the efficiency of this structure of access for a determined set of queries.