2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-08590-6_6
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Handling Multiple Foci in Graph Databases

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“…The dataset includes all observation metadata (54 attributes), such as information about the species (taxonomy, gender), the place where the sound was recorded (geographic coordinates, biome), the recording and digitalization devices, data and time of the observation, and so on. In this dataset, a focus might concern, for instance, geographical location, a set of natural conditions (biome), a group of species or a period of time [35].…”
Section: Problem 1: Eliciting Multifocus Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The dataset includes all observation metadata (54 attributes), such as information about the species (taxonomy, gender), the place where the sound was recorded (geographic coordinates, biome), the recording and digitalization devices, data and time of the observation, and so on. In this dataset, a focus might concern, for instance, geographical location, a set of natural conditions (biome), a group of species or a period of time [35].…”
Section: Problem 1: Eliciting Multifocus Requirementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is no simple way to crossing through dierent designs in graph databases. This challenge is also goal of our research, as described in [35]. The idea is to specify and implement an extension of the concept of view (from relational databases) to graph database, thereby allowing managing and analyze a graph database under arbitrary perspectives.…”
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