Microsoft CEP Server and Online Behavioral Targeting
Summary: Demonstrates Microsoft CEP, a declarative event-stream engine offering multiple consistency levels, composable/fused queries, operator sharing, and introspection/debugging. Exercises these capabilities on web-click streams for online behavioral targeting. (summarized by gpt-5.6-luna on Jul 24 2026)
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Authors
- 1. M. H. Ali (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 2. C. Gerea (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 3. B. S. Raman (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 4. B. Sezgin (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 5. T. Tarnavski (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 6. T. Verona (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 7. P. Wang (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 8. P. Zabback (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 9. A. Ananthanarayan (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 10. A. Kirilov (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 11. M. Lu (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 12. A. Raizman (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 13. R. Krishnan (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 14. R. Schindlauer (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 15. T. Grabs (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 16. S. Bjeletich (Microsoft SQL Server)
- 17. B. Chandramouli (Microsoft)
- 18. J. Goldstein (Microsoft)
- 19. S. Bhat (Microsoft Audience Intelligence)
- 20. Ying Li (Microsoft Audience Intelligence)
- 21. V. Di Nicola (Microsoft Audience Intelligence)
- 22. X. Wang (Microsoft Audience Intelligence)
- 23. David Maier (Portland State University)
- 24. S. Grell (European Microsoft Innovation Center)
- 25. O. Nano (European Microsoft Innovation Center)
- 26. I. Santos (European Microsoft Innovation Center)
BibTeX Citation
@article{ali_vldb09,
title = {{Microsoft CEP Server and Online Behavioral Targeting}},
author = {Ali, M. H. and Gerea, C. and Raman, B. S. and Sezgin, B. and Tarnavski, T. and Verona, T. and Wang, P. and Zabback, P. and Ananthanarayan, A. and Kirilov, A. and Lu, M. and Raizman, A. and Krishnan, R. and Schindlauer, R. and Grabs, T. and Bjeletich, S. and Chandramouli, B. and Goldstein, J. and Bhat, S. and Li, Ying and Di Nicola, V. and Wang, X. and Maier, David and Grell, S. and Nano, O. and Santos, I.},
journal = {PVLDB},
series = {{VLDB} '09},
doi = {10.14778/1687553.1687590},
url = {https://doi.org/10.14778/1687553.1687590},
year = {2009}
}
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| Rank | Cited Paper | Year | Venue | Pagerank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 424 | Flexible Time Management in Data Stream Systems | 2004 | PODS | 0.0001870735 |
| 899 | Consistent Streaming Through Time: A Vision for Event Stream Processing | 2007 | CIDR | 0.00013337792 |
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