Search results for: RELATIONAL DATABASE

• Syntactic modular decomposition of large ontologies with relational database

  Publication

  • P. Kapłański

  - Year 2009

  Support for modularity allows complex ontologies to be separated into smaller pieces (modules) that are easier to maintain and compute. Instead of considering the entire complex ontology, users may benefit more by starting from a problem-specific set of concepts (signature of problem) from the ontology and exploring its surrounding logical modules. Additionally, an ontology modularization mechanism allows for the splitting up of...

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• Non-relational Databases 2022/2023

  e-Learning Courses

  • G. Gołaszewski
  • T. Zawadzka

  This course discusses the three types of non-relational databases (i.e. document, graph, key-value). The course is aimed at students in the 7th semester of computer science.

• Non-relational Databases 2023/2024

  e-Learning Courses

  • G. Gołaszewski
  • T. Zawadzka

  This course discusses the three types of non-relational databases (i.e. document, graph, key-value). The course is aimed at students in the 7th semester of computer science.

• Hybrid System for Ship-Aided Design Automation

  Publication

  • M. Meler-Kapcia

  - Year 2011

  A hybrid support system for ship design based on the methodology of CBR with some artificial intelligence tools such as expert system Exsys Developer along with fuzzy logic, relational Access database and artificial neural network with backward propagation of errors.

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• Knowledge base views

  Publication

  • P. Piotrowski

  - Year 2008

  The paper introduces an extension to the NeeK language. In the current shape NeeK allows for selection of fragments of a given ontology. The selected part is automatically mapped to a database schema by Data Views implementation. Experience with a real system using Data Views has shown that the resulting database schema does not necessarily reflect the needs of the business logic of an application that uses a specific Data View....

• DUABI - Business Intelligence Architecture for Dual Perspective Analytics

  Publication

  • C. Bartosz
  • T. Zawadzka

  - Year 2017

  A significant expansion of Big Data and NoSQL databases made it necessary to develop new architectures for Business Intelligence systems based on data organized in a non-relational way. There are many novel solutions combining Big Data technologies with Data Warehousing. However, the proposed solutions are often not sufficient enough to meet the increasing business demands, such as low data latency while still maintaining high...

• International Conference on Relational and AlgebraicMethods in Computer Science (International Conference on Relational Methods in Computer Science [RelMiCS])

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