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Count or Not to Count: Counting Challenges for Big Spatial Data Analytics

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Counts of objects are important for big data analytics. However, spatial objects do not work well with counts. We present the latest developments on distinct counting problem. In particular, we explain Euler Histograms, which are a category of spatial data structures that address the distinct counting challenges. Euler histograms support traditional counting queries as well as other query types.

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              LSDS-IR '15: Proceedings of the 2015 Workshop on Large-Scale and Distributed System for Information Retrieval
              October 2015
              32 pages
              ISBN:9781450337816
              DOI:10.1145/2809948

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