Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Extending Database Technology 2013
DOI: 10.1145/2452376.2452412
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Efficient query answering against dynamic RDF databases

Abstract: A promising method for efficiently querying RDF data consists of translating SPARQL queries into efficient RDBMS-style operations. However, answering SPARQL queries requires handling RDF reasoning, which must be implemented outside the relational engines that do not support it.We introduce the database (DB) fragment of RDF, going beyond the expressive power of previously studied RDF fragments. We devise novel sound and complete techniques for answering Basic Graph Pattern (BGP) queries within the DB fragment o… Show more

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“…We will commit specific thoughtfulness regarding an educational acquaintance of the issues related with thinking, since they are frequently disregarded in standard database works. We will represent with nitty gritty cases and present the different procedures proposed in the writing to deal with understood information [2,31] and their execution tradeoffs [24]. Toward the finish of this fragment, the group of onlookers will have a decent handle of the RDF model and RDF information administration issues.…”
Section: Related Work Semistructured Data and Rdfmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We will commit specific thoughtfulness regarding an educational acquaintance of the issues related with thinking, since they are frequently disregarded in standard database works. We will represent with nitty gritty cases and present the different procedures proposed in the writing to deal with understood information [2,31] and their execution tradeoffs [24]. Toward the finish of this fragment, the group of onlookers will have a decent handle of the RDF model and RDF information administration issues.…”
Section: Related Work Semistructured Data and Rdfmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notwithstanding they might be seen impeded from the point of view of the information store, given that they don't have effective fine-grained information stores to depend on. Delegates of the second class incorporate frameworks, for example, Rya [19] which utilizes Apache Accumulo [6], CumulusRDF [22] in light of Apache Cassandra [7], Stratustore [24] which depends on Amazon's SimpleDB [11], and RDF [30], based over HBase [9]. These frameworks advantage from the effi-cient and fine-grained capacity and recovery of the key-esteem stores, however endure in more unpredictable functionalities, for example, joins.…”
Section: State-of-the-art Cloud-based Rdf Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For the latter task, strong tools (e.g. [13,22]) are available. For the actual rewriting, we shall follow the rewriting from [9] (see also [28] for a similar approach) which incorporates several improvements compared with the original algorithm from [7] used in the previous section.…”
Section: Holistic Query Rewritingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…BGP query answering techniques have been studied intensively, e.g., [18,29], and some are deployed in commercial systems such as Oracle 11g, which provides a "Semantic Graph" extension etc. Our work defines a novel framework for RDF analytics, based on analytical schemas and queries; these can be efficiently deployed on top of any RDF data management platform, to extend it with analytic capabilities.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%