On novelty in publish/subscribe delivery

D. Souravlias, Marina Drosou, K. Stefanidis, E. Pitoura
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Abstract

In publish/subscribe systems, users express their interests in specific items of information and get notified when relevant data items are produced. Such systems allow users to stay informed without the need of going through huge amounts of data. However, as the volume of data being created increases, some form of ranking of matched events is needed to avoid overwhelming the users. In this work-in-progress paper, we explore novelty as a ranking criterion. An event is considered novel, if it matches a subscription that has rarely been matched in the past.
关于发布/订阅交付的新颖性
在发布/订阅系统中,用户表达他们对特定信息项的兴趣,并在产生相关数据项时得到通知。这样的系统允许用户在不需要浏览大量数据的情况下保持信息灵通。然而,随着创建的数据量的增加,需要对匹配事件进行某种形式的排序,以避免让用户不知所措。在这篇正在进行的论文中,我们将探索新颖性作为排名标准。如果一个事件与过去很少匹配的订阅匹配,则该事件被认为是新颖的。
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