Handling qualitative conditional preference queries in SPARQL: possibilistic logic approach
Faycal Touazi,
Amel Boustil
Abstract:Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to address the need for new approaches in locating items that closely match user preference criteria due to the rise in data volume of knowledge bases resulting from Open Data initiatives. Specifically, the paper focuses on evaluating SPARQL qualitative preference queries over user preferences in SPARQL.
Design/methodology/approach
The paper outlines a novel approach for handling SPARQL preference queries by representing preferences through symbolic weights using the poss… Show more
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