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Browsing Faculty of Computer Science by Author "Oo, Kyaw May"

Browsing Faculty of Computer Science by Author "Oo, Kyaw May"

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  • GCTrie for Efficient Querying in Cheminformatics 
    Hlaing, Yu Wai; Oo, Kyaw May (International Journal of Computer Science and Information Security (IJCSIS), 2015-12)
    The field of graph indexing and query processing has received a lot of attention due to the constantly increasing usage of graph data structures for representing data in different application domains. To support efficient ...
  • Graph Code Based Isomorphism Query on Graph Data 
    Hlaing, Yu Wai; Oo, Kyaw May (2015 IEEE International Conference on SmartCity/SocialCom/SustainCom together with DataCom (SmartCity2015), 2015)
    The field of graph datasets and graph query processing has received a lot of attention due to constantly increasing usage of graph data structures for representing data in different domains. Storing the graph in large ...
  • Graph Indexing and Querying Using Fingerprint of Discriminative Frequent Fragments 
    Hlaing, Yu Wai; Oo, Kyaw May (Twelfth International Conference On Computer Applications (ICCA 2014), 2014-02-17)
    Graphs are widely used to model complex structured data. Given a graph query, it is desirable to retrieve graphs quickly from a large database via graph-based indices. In this paper, we propose a graph indexing and ...
  • A Graph Representative Structure for Detecting Automorphic Graphs 
    Hlaing, Yu Wai; Oo, Kyaw May (9th International Conference on Genetic and Evolutionary Computing (ICGEC2015), 2015)
    Graphs are prevalently used to model the relationships between objects in various domains. Storing the graphs into large databases is a challenging task as it deals with efficient space and time management. Unlike item ...
  • A Graph Representative Structurefor Efficient Querying 
    Hlaing, Yu Wai; Oo, Kyaw May (Thirteenth International Conferences on Computer Applications(ICCA 2015), 2015-02-05)
    Graphs are prevalently used to model the relationships between objects in various domains. With the increasing usage of graph data, it has become more and more demanding to efficiently process graph queries. Querying ...

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