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Skyline with Presorting - Chomicki, Godfrey, Gryz, Liang (2002) (1 citation) (Correct)
....the Pareto optimal tuples with respect to criteria. Thus, this is also called the Pareto operator. Skyline has prompted much interest recently, as people see its potential as a basis for or at least a major component of efforts to provide preference queries over relational database systems [1, 3, 6, 7, 8]. Skyline queries can be translated into current SQL, but the resulting queries are inefficient to execute. To handle skyline queries well, the skyline operator would have to be built into the query optimizer, and good algorithms for skyline implemented. We are seeking to devise algorithms for ....
W. Kieling. Foundations of preferences in database systems. In VLDB, Aug. 2002.
Introducing Custom Language Extensions to SQL:1999 - Kovse, Mahnke (2003) (Correct)
....schemas [13] that would enable reuse of schema parts, assembly of off the shelf schema modules and increase schema quality by encouraging unit tests on interrelated structural (type and table definitions) and behavioral (triggers, user defined routines) elements of a module. Preference queries [12] that have to be answered cooperatively by treating preferences as soft constraints are not supported in SQL:1999. Motivated by the above examples, this paper presents our X Translate system, which allows the users to extend SQL:1999 with general as well as domain specific language constructs. ....
Kieling, W.: Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems, in: Proc. VLDB 2002.
Evaluating and Enhancing Meta-Search Performance in Digital .. - Bethina Schmitt And (Correct)
....of these results, the user will have to spend a lot of time and effort, even if he is only interested in small subset of the shown documents or attributes. Therefore, the contribution of our approach is twofold: first, we extend the types of supported conditions in the style of Preference SQL [8], and then, we introduce the concept of generic search patterns [9] 3.2.1. Hard and Soft Conditions. Within SIMPSON, we offer typical hard conditions like title=java or year =2000 , and additionally, we support soft conditions like language = rather German than English , which we also call ....
Kieling, W.: Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems. In: VLDB 2002.
Progressive Content Delivery for Mobile E-Services - Wagner, Kießling, Balke (2002) Self-citation (Kieling) (Correct)
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W. Kieling. Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems. Technical Report 2001-08, Universitat Augsburg, Institut fur Informatik, October 2001.
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Kieling, W.: Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems. Int. Conf. on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB'02). Hong Kong, China (2002)
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W. Kieling. Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems. In Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Very Large Databases, Hong Kong, China, pages 311--322, 2002.
Optimization of Relational Preference Queries - Hafenrichter, Kießling (2005) (Correct)
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Kieling W. (2002): Foundations of Preferences in Database Systems. Proceedings of 28th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, Hong Kong, China, 311 - 322.
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W. Kieling. Foundations of preferences in database systems. In VLDB, pages 311--322, 2002.
RankSQL: Query Algebra and Optimization for Relational.. - Li, Chang, Ilyas, Song (2005) (1 citation) (Correct)
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W. Kieling. Foundations of preferences in database systems. In VLDB, pages 311--322, 2002.
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Preserving Privacy when Preference Searching in E-Commerce - Smith, Shao (2003) (1 citation) (Correct)
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