An average-case analysis of MAT and inverted file

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It is shown in the literature that the multiple attribute tree outperforms inverted files in terms of worst-case complexities for partial-match queries. In this paper, we estimate the expected values for the complexities of both complete match query and range query on multiple attribute tree and inverted files. We use a uniform probabilistic model for the input data space. We show that the multiple attribute tree is more efficient than the inverted file in terms of these expected value measures.











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