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the University of Connecticut, Storrs, in2001, all in electrical engineering. He iscurrently a Postdoctoral Research Associatewith Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. Hisresearch interests are in the areas of statisti-cal signal processing and its application[r]

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POSTGRES rule [Ston92a] that is triggered on each documentinsertion, update, or removal. The second piece of Lassen is a front-end query toolwith natural language understanding, allowing a user to ask for all documents thatsatisfy a collection of keywords, by inquiring in a subs[r]

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fruition without their contributions. Finally, we are also immensely gratefulto Marsha Pronin, Michael Slaughter, and all others at CRC Press (Taylor &amp;Francis Group) for their efforts in making this project a success.© 2006 by Taylor &amp; Francis Group, LLCChapters 15 and 16 examine [r]

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