Knowledge-Based Systems
 2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.knosys.2015.07.007
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Efficient algorithms for finding the most desirable skyline objects

Yunjun Gao
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Qing Liu
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Lu Chen
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“…The top-k dominating query returns the k objects that dominate the maximum number of objects in a given dataset [33,46,17,26]. Since the top-k dominating query identifies the most desirable objects, it is a decision making tool used to rank objects in many life applications.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
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Nearest and farthest spatial skyline queries under multiplicative weighted Euclidean distances

Fort
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Sellarès
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Valladares
3
2020
Knowledge-Based Systems
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“…The top-k dominating query returns the k objects that dominate the maximum number of objects in a given dataset [33,46,17,26]. Since the top-k dominating query identifies the most desirable objects, it is a decision making tool used to rank objects in many life applications.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%

Nearest and farthest spatial skyline queries under multiplicative weighted Euclidean distances

Fort
1
,
Sellarès
2
,
Valladares
3
2020
Knowledge-Based Systems
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Top-k Dominance Range-Based Uncertain Queries

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Cao
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2016
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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Why-Few and Why-Many Questions on Reverse Skyline Queries

Gao
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Liu
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2017
Preference Query Analysis and Optimization
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