Hiromi Haniuda, Yukihiro Abiru, and Nubuyoshi Miyazaki, "PHI: A Deductive Database System", Proc. IEEE Pacific Rim Conf. on Communication, Computers, and Signal Processing, May, 1991. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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....model in Kappa is based on assessment of database technologies in the middle of 1980s for efficiently processing a large amount of structured data. QUIXOT E, which is based on a DOOD paradigm newly proposed in 1988, is not only an extension of deductive databases such as CRL[Yokota 88] and PHI[Haniuda et al. 91] but also an extension of knowledge representation languages such as CIL[Mukai 88] Helios s approach is rather practical: most of its motivations comes from constructing large scaled applications, where we must consider various heterogeneiy such as model heterogeneity, spatial heterogeneity, ....
Hiromi Haniuda, Yukihiro Abiru, and Nubuyoshi Miyazaki, "PHI: A Deductive Database System", Proc. IEEE Pacific Rim Conf. on Communication, Computers, and Signal Processing, May, 1991.
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H. Haniuda, Y. Abiru, and N. Miyazaki, "PHI: A Deductive Database System ", Proc. IEEE Pacific Rim Conf. on Communication, Computers, and Signal Processing, May, 1991.
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