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What is Client/Server Model

Chapter 89
Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology
A communicating way where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model.
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Pattern-Based Identification in P2P Systems
Gábor Richly (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary), Gábor Hosszú (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary), and Ferenc Kovács (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary)
Copyright: © 2009 |Pages: 7
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-845-1.ch089
Abstract
This article presents a novel approach to search in shared audio file storages such as P2P based systems. The proposed method is based on the recognition of specific patterns in the audio contents in such a way extending the searching possibility from the description based model to the content based model. The importance of the real-time pattern recognition algorithms that are used on audio data for content-based searching in streaming media is rapidly growing (Liu, Wang, & Chen, 1998). The main problem of such algorithms is the optimal selection of the reference patterns (soundprints) used in the recognition procedure. The proposed method is based on distance maximization and is able to quickly choose the pattern that later will be used as reference by the pattern recognition algorithms (Richly, Kozma, Kovács, & Hosszú, 2001). The presented method called EMESE (experimental media-stream recognizer) is an important part of a lightweight content-searching method, which is suitable for the investigation of the networkwide shared file storages. The experimental measurement data shown in the article demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed procedure.
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Chapter 353
Intrusion Detection Based on P2P Software
A communicating way, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model ( see below ).
Published in Chapter: Intrusion Detection Based on P2P Software; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition
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Chapter 28
A Proposed Scalable Environment for Medical Data Processing and Evaluation
A communicating way, where one hardware or software entity (server) has more functionalities than the other entity (the client), whereas the client is responsible to initiate and close the communication session towards the server. Usually the server provides services that the client can request from the server. Its alternative is the P2P model.
Published in Chapter: A Proposed Scalable Environment for Medical Data Processing and Evaluation; From: Handbook of Research on Developments in E-Health and Telemedicine: Technological and Social Perspectives
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Chapter 40
Light-Weight Content-Based Search for File Sharing Systems
A communicating model, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model (see below).
Published in Chapter: Light-Weight Content-Based Search for File Sharing Systems; From: Encyclopedia of Internet Technologies and Applications
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Chapter 216
Thematic-Based Group Communication
A communicating way, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model (see following term).
Published in Chapter: Thematic-Based Group Communication; From: Encyclopedia of Networked and Virtual Organizations
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Chapter 81
A Novel Application of the P2P Technology for Intrusion Detection
A communicating way, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model.
Published in Chapter: A Novel Application of the P2P Technology for Intrusion Detection; From: Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology
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Chapter 155
Peer-to-Peer Methods for Operating System Security
A way of communication, in which one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model (see below).
Published in Chapter: Peer-to-Peer Methods for Operating System Security; From: Encyclopedia of Networked and Virtual Organizations
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Chapter 28
E-Collaboration Enhanced Host Security
A communicating way, where one hardware or software entity (server) has more functionalities than the other entity (the client), whereas the client is responsible to initiate and close the communication session towards the server. Usually, the server provides services that the client can request from the server. Its alternative is the P2P model.
Published in Chapter: E-Collaboration Enhanced Host Security; From: Encyclopedia of E-Collaboration
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Chapter 82
On the Stability of Peer-to-Peer Networks in Real-World Environments
A communicating way, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model.
Published in Chapter: On the Stability of Peer-to-Peer Networks in Real-World Environments; From: Encyclopedia of Information Communication Technology
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Chapter 30
Multicast Over Location-Based Services
It is a communicating model, where one hardware or software entity (server) has more functionalities than the other entity (the client), whereas the client is responsible to initiate and close the communication session towards the server. Usually the server provides services that the client can request from the server. Its alternative is the P2P model (see below).
Published in Chapter: Multicast Over Location-Based Services; From: Handbook of Research on Geoinformatics
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Chapter 18
Content-Based Searching in Group Communication Systems
Communicating method, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model (see below).
Published in Chapter: Content-Based Searching in Group Communication Systems; From: Encyclopedia of E-Collaboration
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Chapter 123
A Content-Sensitive Approach to Search in Shared File Storages
A communicating way, where one host has more functionality than the other. It differs from the P2P model ( see later in the section ).
Published in Chapter: A Content-Sensitive Approach to Search in Shared File Storages; From: Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology, Second Edition
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Chapter 8
Application of the P2P Model for Adaptive Host Protection
A communicating way, where one hardware or software entity (server) has more functionalities than the other entity (the client), whereas the client is responsible to initiate and close the communication session toward the server. Usually the server provides services that the client can request from the server. Its alternative is the P2P model.
Published in Chapter: Application of the P2P Model for Adaptive Host Protection; From: Encyclopedia of Multimedia Technology and Networking, Second Edition
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Chapter 54
Exploiting Agent Technology
A model used to implement services via interaction between a server and clients. The server is a program designed to perform the computation requested by clients and the clients are programs that run on end-users’ platforms and serve as an intermediary between the end users and the server. Client programs usually are featured by user-friendly interfaces and preliminary processing of users’ requests. The server receives requests from the clients, performs the requested computation, and sends the results back to the clients. Client/server model is the dominant method for implementing Internet services.
Published in Chapter: Exploiting Agent Technology; From: Encyclopedia of Information Technology Curriculum Integration
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