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I am the founder of simMachines (http://simmachines.com) a similarity search start-up.
If you would like to perform similarity queries on your time-series please try simMachines.com (I am the founder)
We offer cyclic time warp search, time warp search and any other metric of pseudo-metric you can come up with :-)
For some domains you will likely need to get a new SLD from a gTLD. For example, a club may need mycoolclub.club in order to remain current or modern. The city of Paris will have a whole new set of TLDs. metro.paris, wine.paris etc... and those would make the related websites look more professional. My startup's technology (simMachines) has been involved in the process of selection of gTLDs and security compliance checks so I can tell you that ICANN has invested a lot in making sure the transition will be safe and fair for everybody.
Well, I did not pick my lawyer, I got it through Argh Grants (archgrants.org). The Embassy is the one approving your visa so if they belong to an Entrepreneur group, that may help making your application more visible.
My lawyer from Polsinelli helped me to get one.
Tell them that simMachines recommended their services so they will point you to the right person.
Fukuoka, Japan. Planning to go to Costa Rica in a couple of months.
Regarding space filling curves some implementations would be:
1) http://code.google.com/p/uzaygezen/ (Hilbert)
2) http://www.h2database.com/html/features.html#multi_dimension... (Z-order)
Other space transformations could be employed like the Pyramid technique or the iDistance (http://obsearch.net). Nevertheless, if the "intrinsic dimensionality" of your objects is too high then the curse of dimensionality comes into play and sequential scan might be cheaper. In such a case the Va-file, IQ-Tree or even "sketches" might be the only way to go.