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1414The API ist mostly analogous to STL's ` std::map ` , see function descriptions for details.
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16- See also :
17- - T. Zaeschke, C. Zimmerli, M.C. Norrie:
18- "The PH-Tree -- A Space-Efficient Storage Structure and Multi-Dimensional Index", (SIGMOD 2014)
19- - T. Zaeschke: "The PH-Tree Revisited", (2015)
20- - T. Zaeschke, M.C. Norrie: "Efficient Z-Ordered Traversal of Hypercube Indexes" (BTW 2017).
16+ Theoretical background is listed [ here] ( #research ) .
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2218More information about PH-Trees (including a Java implementation) is available [ here] ( http://www.phtree.org ) .
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6460[ cmake] ( #cmake )
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63+ ## Further Resources
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65+ [ Theory] ( #research )
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6869## API Usage
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536537cmake --build .
537538./example/Example
538539```
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542+ ## Further Resources
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544+ <a name="build-system-and-dependencies" />
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546+ ### Theory
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548+ The PH-Tree is discussed in the follwoing publications and reports:
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550+ *
551+ - T. Zaeschke, C. Zimmerli, M.C. Norrie:
552+ "The PH-Tree -- A Space-Efficient Storage Structure and Multi-Dimensional Index", (SIGMOD 2014)
553+ - T. Zaeschke: "The PH-Tree Revisited", (2015)
554+ - T. Zaeschke, M.C. Norrie: "Efficient Z-Ordered Traversal of Hypercube Indexes" (BTW 2017).
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