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Temporal Versions Model - Mirella Moro Nina (2002) (Correct)
....a temporal database must follow the principle that all data excluded by the user is kept in order to preserve the complete data history. Many temporal models have been researched and specified in the past two decades, most of them just extending conventional data models with temporal features [6, 7, 11, 24, 25, 26, 27]. Handling versions (joining, separating, discarding and justifying wrong possibilities) tends to decrease costs and improve quality of final products. In this context, presenting versions with their respective temporal aspects has the advantage of getting design information related to specific ....
....only in temporal database modeling but also in queries, constraints, real time applications, multimedia temporal synchronization, active databases, deductive databases, and so on. About temporal databases modeling and implementation, a good set of works is grouped by Tansel (et al.) in reference [25]. Jensen also grouped his vast set of published and non published papers about temporal data, query, implementation and design in reference [12] Implementation issues are analyzed by Snodgrass in reference [24] These two concepts, version and time, are mostly treated individually in the ....
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....be join compatible. is coherent, then , A NG is coherent. are coherent, then is coherent. 6 Related Work There is quite extensive work in the literature on temporal databases and temporal object oriented databases; we refer especially to the recent surveys [19, 10] and the books [23, 22]. 26 Probabilistic extensions to relational databases are also well explored in the literature; see especially [16, 7] for more background and a detailed discussion of recent work on probabilistic relational databases. Recently, more complex data models have been extended by probabilistic ....
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A Simplified Clausal Resolution Procedure for.. - Degtyarev, Fisher, Konev (2002) (Correct)
....powerful formal notations, in particular logics such as temporal logic. Temporal logics are extensions of classical logic, with operators that deal with time. They have been used in a wide variety of areas within Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, for example robotics [17] databases [18], hardware verification [10] and agent based systems [16] In particular, propositional temporal logics have already made significant impact within Computer Science, having been applied to: the specification and verification of distributed or concurrent systems [14] the synthesis of ....
A. Tansel, editor. Temporal Databases: theory, design, and implementation. Benjamin /Cummings, 1993.
A Simplified Clausal Resolution Procedure for.. - Degtyarev, Fisher, Konev (2002) (Correct)
....powerful formal notations, in particular logics such as temporal logic. Temporal logics are extensions of classical logic, with operators that deal with time. They have been used in a wide variety of areas within Computer Science and Arti cial Intelligence, for example robotics [20] databases [21], hardware veri cation [13] and agent based systems [19] In particular, propositional temporal logics have already made signi cant impact within Computer Science, having been applied to: the speci cation and veri cation of reactive (e.g. distributed or concurrent) systems [17] the ....
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....given in Appendices A and B. 2 Related Work To our knowledge, this is the first paper on temporal probabilistic object oriented databases though it derives heavily in inspiration from [18] There is extensive work in the literature on temporal databases and temporal object oriented databases (cf. [34, 23, 43, 42]) Probabilistic extensions of relational databases are also wellexplored in the literature; see especially [31, 20] for more background and a detailed discussion of recent work on probabilistic relational databases. Recently, more complex data models have been extended by probabilistic ....
A. Tansel, J. Clifford, S. Gadia, S. Jajodia, A. Segev, and R. T. Snodgrass, editors. Temporal Databases: Theory, Design, and Implementation. Benjamin/Cummings, 1994.
MuTACLP: A language for temporal reasoning with.. - Baldan, Mancarella, .. (2001) (Correct)
.... of logic languages capable to deal with time (see, e.g. 13, 35] On the other hand, in the eld of databases, many approaches have been proposed to extend existing data models, such as the relational, the object oriented and the deductive models, to cope with temporal data (see, e.g. the books [45, 12] and references therein) Clearly these two strands of research are closely related, since temporal logic languages can provide solid theoretical foundations for temporal databases, and powerful knowledge representation and query languages for them [10, 16, 34] Another basic motivation for our ....
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.... the handling of spatial information only deal with the qualitative representation and reasoning about space (see e.g. 17] And also the few attempts to manipulate time and space have led to languages for qualitative spatio temporal representation and reasoning [20] On the other hand temporal [19, 6] and spatial [9, 15] database technologies are relatively mature, although, also in the database area, their combination is far from straightforward [3] In this context, the constraint database approach [10] appears to be very promising. Our spatio temporal language is close to the approaches ....
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Querying Temporal Databases Using Controlled Natural Language - Nelken, Francez (2000) (Correct)
....allowing us to incorporate their software within our own. We also thank Yoad Winter and the anonymous referees for helpful comments on a previous version of this paper. The work of the second author was partially supported by the fund for the promotion of researchin the Technion. thorny issue #Tansel et al. 1993#. A recent drive to consolidate research e#orts has led to the design of a consensus temporal data model and associated temporal database query language, SQL#Temporal, an extension of the popular Structured Query Language #SQL# #Snodgrass, 2000#. 1 SQL#Temporal represents a signi#cant ....
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Temporal Connectives Versus Explicit Timestamps in.. - Abiteboul, Herr.. (22 citations) (Correct)
.... alternative way of providing temporal facilities to query languages is by means of constructs yielding a more implicit access to the flow of time, such as the typical temporal connectives next, previous, until, and since of temporal logic [9] Illustrations of these two approaches can be found in [11]. The question of how temporal connectives versus explicit timestamps in temporal query languages relate to each other with respect to expressive power, arises naturally [7, 8] In the present paper, we study this question from various angles. On leave from the University of Antwerp. Research ....
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Time, Tense and Aspect in Natural Language Database.. - Androutsopoulos.. (1998) (1 citation) (Correct)
....and their semantics are typically over simplified or even ignored. The database community is becoming increasingly interested in temporal database systems. These are intended to store and manipulate in a principled manner information not only about the present, but also about the past and future (Tansel et al. 93) Tsotras Kumar 96) In questions directed to temporal databases (e.g. 1) 3) it becomes crucial for nldbs to interpret correctly temporal linguistic expressions. 1) What was the salary of each engineer while ScotCorp was building bridge 5 (2) Did anybody leave site 4 before the chief ....
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Animating Spatiotemporal Constraint Databases - Chomicki, Liu, Revesz (1999) (Correct)
....animate objects defined by parametric polygons, analyze the computational complexity of animation, and present empirical data to demonstrate the efficiency of our approach. 1 Introduction Spatiotemporal databases have recently begun to attract broader interest [10, 12, 27] While the temporal [4, 23, 24] and spatial [14, 28] database technologies are relatively mature, their combination is far from straightforward. In this context, the constraint database approach [15] appears to be very promising. Constraint databases provide a uniform framework for modeling arbitrarily high dimensional data, ....
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....of patients bodies. An example of such database can be found in [2] We would like to answer queries such as: find the nerves and major blood vessels within r millimeters from each other in the brain subsystem. ffl Temporal database examples: In repositories that keep track of temporal events ([15]) proximity queries can be extremely useful to find related events. We give several examples: In the calendar database, find the meetings that are scheduled within one hour from each other. In the employee database, find the employees who left their jobs within two months of their hiring ....
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