Abstract

XML data broadcast is attracting more and more interests from many researchers. In on-demand XML data broadcast, the existing broadcast scheduling methods usually only considered the document-selectivity of user requests. In this paper, we propose an efficient document-split algorithm which considers the branch-selectivity for on-demand XML data broadcast scheduling. First, we divide the user requests into two sets according to the branch-selectivity; then split every document into two parts according to these two sets. With our scheduling algorithm, the hot and small branches are broadcast first. User requests with low branch-selectivity can be satisfied in a shorter time and both of access time and tuning time are reduced. Experiments show that our algorithm provides significantly better performance when compared with existing scheduling algorithms.

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