package m_tree

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An implementation of M-trees

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dune-project
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Authors

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    Jack Feser

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  1. M
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Sources

m_tree-0.1.tbz
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Description

M-trees are an index for metric data that support efficient insertion and range queries.

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README

m_tree

An implementation of M-trees. M-trees are an index structure for metric data (ie. data for which we can define a distance function). This implementation supports efficient incremental insertion and range queries.

References

Ciaccia, P., Patella, M., & Zezula, P. (1997, August). M-tree: An efficient access method for similarity search in metric spaces. In Vldb (Vol. 97, pp. 426-435).

Dependencies (3)

  1. iter >= "1.4"
  2. dune >= "3.0"
  3. ocaml >= "4.12"

Dev Dependencies (8)

  1. odoc with-doc
  2. ppx_assert with-test & >= "v0.14"
  3. ppx_compare with-test & >= "v0.14"
  4. ppx_sexp_conv with-test & >= "v0.14"
  5. ppx_sexp_message with-test & >= "v0.14"
  6. ppx_expect with-test & >= "v0.14"
  7. core_bench with-test & >= "v0.14"
  8. core with-test & >= "v0.14"

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