2021
DOI: 10.1186/s40537-021-00486-y
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An empirical study on the evaluation of the RDF storage systems

Abstract: In this paper, we introduce three new implementations of non-native methods for storing RDF data. These methods named RDFSPO, RDFPC and RDFVP, are based respectively on the statement table, property table and vertical partitioning approaches. As important, we consider the issue of how to select the most relevant strategy for storing the RDF data depending on the dataset characteristics. For this, we investigate the balancing between two performance metrics, including load time and query response time. In this … Show more

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“…We should consider the issue of how to select the most suitable strategy for storing RDF data. For this, we investigated the balancing between two performance metrics, i.e., query response time and index load time [30]. The objective of the experiments was to show that we could achieve excellent join query performance with retrieval accuracy.…”
Section: Experimental Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We should consider the issue of how to select the most suitable strategy for storing RDF data. For this, we investigated the balancing between two performance metrics, i.e., query response time and index load time [30]. The objective of the experiments was to show that we could achieve excellent join query performance with retrieval accuracy.…”
Section: Experimental Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The total number of product entities is 478 626, and the total number of user entities is 1 000 000. User comments and opinion knowledge are simulation data (Mahria, B. B., Chaker, I., & Zahi, A.…”
Section: Variable Combination Connection Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%