
Flexible Query Answering Systems
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Content
- Intro
- Title Page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Logical Approaches to Flexible Querying
- Generalizing Conjunctive Queries for Informative Answers
- Introduction and Related Work
- Cooperative Query Answering for Knowledge Bases
- Query Generalization
- Cooperative Query Answering for Conjunctive Queries
- Dropping Condition
- Anti-instantiation
- Goal Replacement
- Combining Generalization Operators
- Discussion and Conclusion
- References
- ReAction: Personalized Minimal Repair Adaptations for Customer Requests
- Introduction
- Example: Digital Camera
- Identifying Minimal Repair Sets
- Algorithm
- More Repair Sets
- Evaluation
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Uncertainty That Counts
- Motivation
- Preliminaries
- Basic Notions
- Counts Versus Fractions
- Related Work
- The Boundary of Tractability
- Conclusion
- References
- Structured Data-Based Q&A System Using Surface Patterns
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Linguistic Patterns, Definitions and Hypothesis
- Architecture and Implementation Details
- Question Processing
- Pattern Matching
- Answer Processing
- Answer Federation
- Evaluation Criteria and Experiments
- Evaluation Criteria and Scenarios
- Experiments
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Fuzzy Logic in Spatial and Temporal Data Modeling and Querying
- Higher Reasoning with Level-2 Fuzzy Regions
- Introduction
- Fuzzy Regions
- Simple Fuzzy Regions
- Fuzzy Regions Using Powerset
- Level-2 Fuzzy Regions
- Definition
- Combination of Level-2 Fuzzy Regions
- Set Operations
- Construction of and Reasoning with Level-2 Regions
- Application Examples
- Feature Representation
- Representation of Query Results
- Usage in Querying
- Conclusion
- References
- Bipolar Fuzzy Querying of Temporal Databases
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Bipolar Satisfaction Degrees
- Time in Databases
- Proposal
- Context
- Approach
- Example
- Conclusions
- References
- Implementation of X-Tree with 3D Spatial Index and Fuzzy Secondary Index
- Introduction
- Background
- X-Tree
- Implementation Details
- Implementation of the X-Tree Structure
- Performance Tests
- Point Query
- Range Query
- Nearest Neighbor Query
- Conclusion
- References
- Knowledge-Based Approaches
- Semantic Processing of Database Textual Attributes Using Wikipedia
- Introduction
- Semantic Representation of Non-structured Texts
- Semantic Extension Using Wikipedia
- Wikipedia Category Graph
- Semantic Extension of AP-Sets Using Wikipedia
- Measures for Category Selection
- Statistical Indexes
- Semantic Similarity Measures
- Information Content Measures
- Method Selection
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Querying Class-Relationship Logic in a Metalogic Framework
- Introduction
- Class-Relationship Logic CRL
- Example Knowledge Base
- Knowledge Base Dually as Graph and Natural Logic
- Ontology Part Proper
- CRL Metalogic Level in Datalog
- Axioms and Deduction at the CRL Metalogic Level
- Partial Ordering of Inclusion
- Inheritance Axioms
- Axioms for Inverses
- Miscellaneous Relationship Patterns
- Classification Hierarchies
- Inverse and Reciprocal Relations
- Composite Relations
- Comparison with Description Logic
- Coping with Ontological Definitions
- Mode Options
- Summary
- References
- A Semantics-Based Approach to Retrieving Biomedical Information
- Introduction
- The SIABO Project
- Generative Ontology
- Class Relationship Logic
- Conceptual Feature Structures
- Domain Ontologies
- Terminological Ontologies
- An Ontology for Insulin Production
- Extraction of Concepts from Text
- The Synthesis Approach
- The Pattern-Based Approach
- Querying Information and Knowledge
- Conclusion
- References
- Knowledge Extraction for Question Titling
- Introduction
- Context
- Preliminary Analysis
- Setting the Work
- Resolution Strategy
- Results and Conclusions
- References
- Multimedia
- Multilingual Video Indexing and Retrieval Employing an Information Extraction Tool for Turkish News Texts: A Case Study
- Introduction
- System Description
- Main Components of the System
- The Automatic Speech Recognition and Machine Translation Systems.
- The Hybrid Named Entity Recognition System for Turkish.
- The News Video Database and the Semantic Retrieval Interface.
- Evaluation and Discussion
- Query Expression and Processing
- Conclusion
- References
- A Search-Engine Concept Based on Multi-feature Vectors and Spatial Relationship
- Introduction
- CBIR Concept Overview
- Graphical Data Representation
- Spatial Relationship of Graphical Objects
- Construction of Search Engine
- Graphical User Interface
- Similarities
- Conclusion
- References
- Exploiting Class-Specific Features in Multi-feature Dissimilarity Spacefor Efficient Querying of Images
- Introduction
- Multi-feature Modelling in Dissimilarity Space
- Exploiting Class-Specific Features
- Calculation of CSF Indices
- Normalization on Dissimilarities
- Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- Data Fuzziness, Reliability and Trust
- Generalised Fuzzy Types a nd Querying: Implementation within the Hibernate Framework
- Introduction
- Context
- Fuzzy Relational Databases
- Hibernate Framework
- Proposal
- Fuzzy Representation
- Fuzzy Querying
- A Practical Case of Use: Selection of Customer's Preferences
- Comparison
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Data Reliability Assessment in a Data Warehouse Opened on the Web
- Introduction
- @Web Presentation
- @Web Generic Ontology
- @Web Workflow
- SPARQL Querying of RDF Graphs
- Reliability Evaluation
- A Model for Reliability Evaluation
- Global Reliability Information through Merging
- Reliability Presentation and Explanation
- Comparing, Evaluating and Ordering Data
- Explaining the Results
- Extending @Web for Data Reliability Management
- Extending the Ontology to Include Reliability Criteria
- Storing Data Reliability Criteria in RDF Graphs
- SPARQL Queries and Data Reliability
- Conclusion and Perspectives
- References
- Propagation of Question Waves by Means of Trust in a Social Network
- Introduction
- Social Search
- First Attempts in the Automation of Social Q&A
- Model: Behavior of Agents in Social Q&A and Question Waves
- Behavior of Agents: Give and Take
- Question Waves
- Simulations
- Evaluation
- Results
- Conclusions
- References
- Information Retrieval
- Investigating the Statistical Properties of User-Generated Documents
- Introduction and Motivations
- Related Work
- Datasets
- Analysis of the Datasets
- Similarity
- Burstiness
- Part-Of-Speech Distribution
- Emoticons and ``Shoutings'' Distribution
- Conclusions and Future Work
- List of Emoticons Used
- References
- Information Retrieval from Turkish Radiology Reports without Medical Knowledge
- Introduction
- Rule-Based Method
- Morphological Analysis and Workarounds
- Algorithm
- Application in Information Retrieval
- Data Driven Method
- Morphological Analysis
- Morphological Disambiguation
- Dependency Parsing
- Training Set
- Retrieval with Dependency Links
- Experimental Results
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Discovering and Analyzing Multi-granular Web Search Results
- Introduction
- Related Works
- Multi-granular Organizations of Web Search Results
- Soft Operators to Combine Granules of Search Results
- Discovering and Analyzing Search Results
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Semantically Oriented Sentiment Mining in Location-Based Social Network Spaces
- Introduction
- Related Work
- System Description
- Classification Algorithm
- Classifier Models
- Experimentation
- Dataset
- Evaluation Metrics and Results
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Preference Queries
- Skyline Snippets
- Introduction
- Preference Background
- Skyline Snippets
- Pareto k-Partition
- The SSA Algorithm
- Performance Benchmarks
- Test Framework
- Benchmark Results
- Observations
- Conclusion
- References
- Evaluating Top-k Algorithms with Various Sources of Data and User Preferences
- Introduction
- Preference Querying
- User Preferences
- Top-k Queries
- Source of Preference Specification
- Top-k Algorithms
- System Architecture
- Client Architecture
- Experiments
- Conclusion
- Future Work
- References
- Efficient and Effective Query Answering for Trajectory Cuboids
- Introduction
- ETL for Trajectories
- Encoding Paths for Efficient Counting and Querying
- Warehouse Architecture
- Experimental Evaluation
- Conclusion
- References
- A Model for Analyzing and Visualizing Tabular Data
- Introduction
- The Model: Overview and Basic Concepts
- Analysis of Tabular Data: A Real Life Example
- Result Visualization and Exploration
- Visualization Template
- Changing the Aggregation Level of the Result
- Parametric Visualization
- Visual Analyser
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- Flexible Querying of Graph Data
- An Analysis of an Efficient Data Structure for Evaluating Flexible Constraints on XML Documents
- Introduction
- Related Works
- The Flexible Query Language
- An Enhanced Inverted File Structure
- The Basic Data Structure
- The Extended Data Structure
- Preliminary Evaluation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Intuitionistic Fuzzy XML Query Matching
- Introduction
- Intuitionistic Fuzzy Trees (IFTr)
- Intuitionistic Fuzzy Pattern Tree Inclusion
- IFTr vs. Other Approaches
- Conclusion and Further Work
- References
- A Cooperative Answering Approach to Fuzzy Preferences Queries in Service Discovery
- Introduction
- Background
- Fuzzy Sets
- Preferences in Process Model Specification
- A Fuzzy Model to Evaluate Preferences
- Atomic Preferences
- Complex Preferences
- Process Model Similarity: A Linguistic Quantifier-Based Method
- Preference Satisfiability between Process Models
- Structural Similarity between Process Models
- Process Model Ranking
- Illustrative Example
- Conclusion
- References
- Ranking, Ordering and Statistics
- Fuzzy Orderings for Fuzzy Gradual Patterns
- Introduction
- Preliminary Definitions and Related Work
- Preliminary Definitions
- Related Works
- An Overview of Robust Rank Correlation Coefficients on the Basis of Fuzzy Orderings
- Rank Correlation Measures: An Overview
- Fuzzy Orderings
- A Fuzzy Ordering-Based Rank Correlation Coefficient
- Fuzzy Ordering-Based Rank Correlation Coefficient for Mining of Gradual Itemsets
- Notations
- Algorithm of Extraction of Frequent Gradual Itemsets
- Properties of the Proposed Method
- Conclusions and Remarks
- References
- Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient for Vague Preferences
- Introduction
- Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient
- Modelling Preferences
- Generalized Spearman's Coefficient
- Some Notes on the Distribution of rs"0365rs
- Testing Independence
- Conclusions
- References
- Premium Based on Mixture Utility
- Introduction
- Preliminaries
- Utility Function
- Utility of the Insured
- Utility of the Insurer
- Mixture Utility Operator
- Maximal and Minimal Premium
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgments.
- References
- Query Recommendation and Interpretation
- Which Should We Try First? Ranking Information Resources through Query Classification
- Introduction
- Background
- System Architecture
- Preparatory Phase
- Request Processing
- Experimentation and Discussion
- Datasets
- Experimental Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Context Modelling for Situation-Sensitive Recommendations
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Foundations of Context
- Modelling Context and Situation
- A Context-Aware Personal Recommendation Framework
- Evaluation Methodology
- Evaluation Metric
- Experimental Settings
- Results and Discussion
- Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Folksonomy Query Suggestion via Users' Search Intent Prediction
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Hidden Markov Models for Users' Search Intent Prediction
- The Model-Learning Step
- Stage 1: User's queries sequences extraction:
- Stage 2: User search intent mining:
- Stage 3: HMM training:
- User Search Intent Prediction
- Experimental Evaluation
- Baseline Models
- Effectiveness of Our Approach
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Factorizing Three-Way Ordinal Data Using Triadic Formal Concepts
- Motivation
- Optimal Factorizations Using Triadic Fuzzy Concepts
- Basic Notions from Triadic Concept Analysis
- Factorization Using Triadic Concepts as Factors
- Transformations Between the AttributeCondition Space and the Factor Space
- Illustrative Example
- Algorithms
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Fuzzy Databases and Applications
- On Possibilistic Skyline Queries
- Introduction
- About Skyline Queries
- About Possibilistic Databases
- Basic Notions about Possibility Theory
- Possibilistic Databases
- On a Possibilistic Skyline
- About Query Evaluation
- Skyline Queries Involving a Preselection
- Conclusion
- References
- A Fuzzy Valid-Time Model for Relational Databases within the Hibernate Framework
- Introduction
- Temporal Databases
- Fuzzy Valid-Time Model
- Fuzzy Validity Period
- Underlying Domain: Julian Day Number
- Fuzzy Temporal Operators
- Implementation within Hibernate Framework
- Architecture
- Representation
- Querying of Fuzzy Data Types
- Conclusions and Further Research Work
- References
- On the Use of a Fuzzy Object-Relational Database for Retrieval of X-rays on the Basis of Spine Curvature Pattern Similarities
- Introduction
- Image Characterization
- The Fuzzy Object-Relational Management System
- Retrieving Medical Images from Databases Using the Extracted Curve Parameters
- Computation of the Flexible Query
- Examples of Queries
- Concluding Remarks
- References
- A Fuzzy-Rule-Based Approach to the Handling of Inferred Fuzzy Predicates in Database Queries
- Introduction
- Reminder about Fuzzy Sets and Fuzzy Queries
- Basic Notions about Fuzzy Sets
- About SQLf
- Koyuncu's Approach
- Principle of the Approach
- Critical Discussion
- A Fuzzy-Inference-Based Approach
- Overview of the Approach
- Fuzzy Inference Scheme
- Aggregating Step
- Computation of the Final Degree
- Implementation Aspects
- Conclusion
- References
- Flexible Content Extraction and Querying for Videos
- Introduction
- System Architecture
- Query Capabilities
- Text-Based Semantic Video Queries
- Image-Based Video Queries (Query-By-Example)
- Test and Evaluation
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Bipolar SQLf: A Flexible Querying Language for Relational Databases
- Introduction
- Flexible Querying within the SQLf Language
- The Fuzzy Sets Theory
- The SQLf Language
- Flexible Querying and Bipolarity
- Fuzzy Bipolar Conditions
- Basis of the Bipolar Relational Algebra
- Bipolar SQLf Basic Statements
- Extension of Complex SQLf Statements to Bipolarity
- Extension of the Join Operator to Bipolarity
- Bipolar (c,w)-Join Operator
- Extension of in= and in Operators to Bipolarity
- Bipolar in(,=) Operator
- Extension of the exists Operator to Bipolarity
- The Extension of the any Operator to Bipolarity
- Extension of Aggregate Functions Based Query to Bipolarity
- Conclusion
- References
- On the Behavior of Indexes for Imprecise Numerical Data and Necessity Measured Queries under Skewed Data Sets
- Introduction
- Basic Concepts
- Experiments
- Performance Measurement
- Conditions of the Experiments
- Experiments Description
- Results
- Data Density
- Core Center Clustering
- Core Center Distribution
- Core Length Clustering
- Core Length Distribution
- Concluding Remarks and Future Works
- References
- Fuzzy Domains with Adaptable Semantics in an Object-Relational DBMS
- Introduction
- A General Architecture for a Fuzzy Database System Adaptive to the User's Context
- Fuzzy Domains with Adaptable Semantics
- Context-Aware Querying Using the ORDBMS Oracle
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Author Index
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