Deductive object-oriented database systems: A survey

Sampaio, Pedro; Paton, Norman W.

doi:10.1007/3-540-63516-5_14

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“…Advanced information systems require the integration of various techniques to cope with complex and distinct demands. One solution to construct a powerful information system is the integration of a rule‐based system to the database system,1–6 that is, the database system is enhanced with a technique from artificial intelligence to achieve intelligent information systems. In the integrated architecture, domain knowledge is generally represented in the form of rules in the rule base to interpret the existing data stored in the database to deduce new semantic information.…”

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“…CLIPS and Jess can be easily downloaded and integrated into the new database applications since their source codes are available for free and ready for such integrations. On the other hand, deductive queries have been an important research area for efficient querying 2,3,10,11. Even with the new technologies, deductive querying has still kept the attention of researchers.…”

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Intelligent fuzzy queries for multimedia databases

Koyuncu

2011

Int. J. Intell. Syst.

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Multimedia databases have emerged to cope up with the huge amount of multimedia data, which comes up as a result of technological advancement. However, more intelligent techniques are required to satisfy different query requirements of multimedia users. This study extends the query capability of a multimedia database through the integration of a fuzzy rule-based system. In addition to fuzzy semantic rules, which deduce new information from the data stored in the database, fuzzy spatial and temporal relations, which are inherent to multimedia applications, are defined in the rule-based system. Users can formulate fuzzy semantic, spatial, temporal, and spatiotemporal queries, resulting in the deduction of new information using the rules defined in the rule-based system. With some practical examples, the paper presents how a fuzzy rule-based system integrated to a fuzzy multimedia database improves the query capabilities of the database system intelligently. C 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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