Authors
Shicai Wang, Ioannis Pandis, Chao Wu, Sijin He, David Johnson, Ibrahim Emam, Florian Guitton, Yike Guo
Publication date
2014/11/13
Journal
BMC genomics
Volume
15
Issue
8
Pages
S3
Publisher
BioMed Central
Description
Background
High-throughput transcriptomic data generated by microarray experiments is the most abundant and frequently stored kind of data currently used in translational medicine studies. Although microarray data is supported in data warehouses such as tranSMART, when querying relational databases for hundreds of different patient gene expression records queries are slow due to poor performance. Non-relational data models, such as the key-value model implemented in NoSQL databases, hold promise to be more performant solutions. Our motivation is to improve the performance of the tranSMART data warehouse with a view to supporting Next Generation Sequencing data.
Results
In this paper we introduce a new data model better suited for high-dimensional data storage and querying, optimized for database scalability and performance. We …
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