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The Digital Symposium Collection is pleased to present videos of two SIGMOD 2005 Tutorials. Due to physical DVD space limitations, not all video recorded tutorials could be included. Please click here for a complete list of tutorials. Click on the tutorial's title to display the video clip.
Foundations of Automated Database Tuning
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Part-2 ] Research Issues in Protein Location Image Databases Robert F. Murphy and Christos Faloutsos View Paper (PDF) Audience: Computer scientists interested in learning about the challenges and opportunities in this new area of computational biology research, as well as current methods for interpretation and retrieval of complex images that differ dramatically from natural scenes.
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