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The design and implementation of a RAID-3 multimedia file server
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Operating system support for the Desk Area Network
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Scalable storage servers for digital audio and video
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The Design of a Storage Server for Continuous Media
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Networked multimedia: the Medusa environment
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Performance consequences of parity placement in disk arrays
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A file system for continuous media
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Pandora - an experimental system for multimedia applications
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A case for redundant arrays of inexpensive disks (RAID)
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A case for redundant arrays of inexpensive disks (RAID)
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An internet realtime conference: design, experience and future applications
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A Scalable Architecture for Multimedia Storage
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Performability of disk-array-based video servers
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High Performance Digital Video Servers: Storage and Retrieval of Compressed Scalable Video
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Design and operation of an Internet realtime conference
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Storage System and Multimedia: Classification and Extensions
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Video-server retrieval scheduling and resource reservation for variable bit rate scalable video
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Storage system and the multimedia challenges
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Largest center-specific margin for dimension reduction
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Unsupervised Feature Selection Based on Reconstruction Error Minimization
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Unsupervised Feature Selection with Local Structure Learning
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Locality-Based Discriminant Feature Selection with Trace Ratio
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Scalable hierarchical video storage architecture
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Incorporating scalability into networked multimedia storage systems
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Enhancing network services through multimedia data analysers
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