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The role of similarity in relational databases

  1. Title statementThe role of similarity in relational databases [rukopis] / Lucie Ježková
    Additional Variant TitlesDotazování a datové závislosti v podobnostních databázových systémech
    Personal name Urbanová, Lucie (dissertant)
    Translated titleQuerying and data dependencies in similarity-based database systems
    Issue data2015
    NoteVed. práce Vilém Vychodil
    Another responsib. Vychodil, Vilém (thesis advisor)
    Another responsib. Univerzita Palackého. Katedra informatiky (degree grantor)
    Keywords relational model of data * similarity * functional dependencies * similarity-based functional dependencies * derivation digraphs * similarity estimates
    Form, Genre disertace dissertations
    UDC (043.3)
    CountryČesko
    Languageangličtina
    Document kindPUBLIKAČNÍ ČINNOST
    TitlePh.D.
    Degree programDoktorský
    Degree programInformatika
    Degreee disciplineInformatika
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    Kvalifikační práceDownloadedSizedatum zpřístupnění
    00170981-733976950.pdf201.6 MB28.05.2015
    PosudekTyp posudku
    00170981-ved-397686443.pdfPosudek vedoucího
    00170981-opon-118733185.pdfPosudek oponenta
    Průběh obhajobydatum zadánídatum odevzdánídatum obhajobypřidělená hodnocenítyp hodnocení
    00170981-prubeh-267535062.pdf01.09.200928.05.201501.10.2015S2

    In this thesis we study a particular rank-aware relational model over domains with similarities. The model results by generalization of the classical relational model of data by considering residuated lattice (instead of the two-element Boolean algebra) as the basic structure of truth values. We first focus on similarity-based functional dependencies within the model and compare them with other approaches. We also present a~graph-based method of inference and show its application in closures computing. We further study the sensitivity issues and answer questions related to similarity-preservation. We show that the similarity of query results can be estimated from similarity of input data for arbitrary complex queries.

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