Group:
patterns
Topic:
accessing a sequence
Topic:
case frame grammar
Topic:
information retrieval by relevance
Topic:
information retrieval by searching
Topic:
information retrieval with queries
Topic:
pattern matching
Topic:
recognition
Topic:
string transformation languages
Topic:
structure transformation languages
Topic:
using a description as a name
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Summary
The address of an object may be unknown. Instead the object may be identified by attribute, by shape, or by context. All require searches of the possible objects using a pattern match. The result could be the first matching object, the set of matching objects, a sub-sequence between matching objects, or a new current position in a sequence. The set of possible objects could be a relational database, a sparse array, an object's components, a sequence, or an access path through a database. (cbb 5/80)
Subtopic: matching properties 
| Quote: Linda specifies a tuple by a template; values match exactly while parameters match the data type [»carrN4_1989]
| | Quote: in Conniver, any record accessed by specifying a subset of its components [»mcdeDV9_1975]
| | Quote: Cedar user interface by a notifier that initiates asynchronous procedures that match input events in a TIP table [»swinDC7_1985]
| | Quote: classify student responses to a TUTOR unit by matching with possible sets such as dog, (cat, feline), horse [»schwJ_1980]
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Subtopic: matching substring
| QuoteRef: farbDJ1_1964 ;;25 string search expression is a way of specifying a sub-field of a string
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Subtopic: matching path
| Quote: access a tree structure by specifying a path or a matching pattern [»elsoM3_1970, OK]
| | QuoteRef: hoarCA10_1973 ;; if list matches pattern then return this element in data structure
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Subtopic: wildcards
| Quote: in Clearinghouse lookupGeneric, a wild card for a local name returns all names with a property [»oppeDC10_1981]
| | Quote: Clearinghouse includes wild card matches [»oppeDC7_1983]
| | Quote: add wild cards to match partial names by full names [»oppeDC7_1983]
| | Quote: if database supports partial match queries then want to arrange records to minimize number of examined buckets [»linWC3_1979]
| | Quote: can use partial naming of a Modeler object to locate the latest version of an object [»lampBW6_1983]
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Subtopic: matching names
| Quote: in Unix, many command arguments are file patterns which create a sorted list of matching filenames [»mashJR_1976]
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Subtopic: database queries
| Quote: a database query returns a network path, i.e., a set of tuples [»rohdWF12_1979, OK]
| | QuoteRef: buckJD6_1973 ;;238-40 use decision logic to select a set of medical records. Pattern matching by name, qualifiers, constraints, maximum value, etc. Analyze the record over its data parts.
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Subtopic: matching text to question
| Quote: parse template matches if characters and wild-cards match; repeats match with previous paragraphs and matched paragraphs [»whalT5_1989]
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Subtopic: pattern recognition
| Quote: Bongard's patterns capture the core problems of pattern recognition; e.g., ovals pointing to crosses or small circles [»linhA8_2000]
| Quote: Bongard's patterns stymie classical pattern recognizers; e.g., hyperplanes or Rosenblatt perceptrons
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Related Topics
Group: patterns (8 topics, 179 quotes)
Topic: accessing a sequence (9 items)
Topic: case frame grammar (5 items)
Topic: information retrieval by relevance (33 items)
Topic: information retrieval by searching (35 items)
Topic: information retrieval with queries (18 items)
Topic: pattern matching (42 items)
Topic: recognition (50 items)
Topic: string transformation languages (17 items)
Topic: structure transformation languages (7 items)
Topic: using a description as a name
(21 items)
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