Titlebook: Database and Expert Systems Applications; 25th International C Hendrik Decker,Lenka Lhotská,Roland R. Wagner Conference proceedings 2014 Sp

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Group-by and Aggregate Functions in XML Keyword Searcheral challenges including: (1) how to address the keyword ambiguity problem when interpreting a keyword query; (2) how to identify duplicated objects and relationships in order to guarantee the correctness of the results of aggregation functions; and (3) how to compute a keyword query with group-by

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Finding Missing Answers due to Object Duplication in XML Keyword Searchject as the child. However, this child object is not discovered by the typical LCA (Lowest Common Ancestor) based approaches in XML keyword search. This may lead to the problem of missing answers in those approaches. To solve this problem, we propose a new approach, in which we model an XML document

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A Study on External Memory Scan-Based Skyline Algorithmse past few years the problem has been studied extensively, and a great number of external memory algorithms have been proposed. We thoroughly study the most important scan-based methods, which perform a number of passes over the database in order to extract the skyline. Although these algorithms are

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On Continuous Spatial Skyline Queries over a Line Segment for a skyline query can be dynamic, e.g., the distance to a beach of a moving vehicle. Consider a scenario as follows. A person in a moving vehicle issues a skyline query to find restaurants, taking into account the static attributes of the restaurants as well as the distance to them. This scenario

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Efficient Evacuation Planning for Large Citiesubset of destination nodes where the people may be taken for safety, the evacuation route planner finds routes in this network to evacuate the people in minimum possible time. Evacuation route planning in pre-known disasters such as hurricanes is of utmost importance for civic authorities. Computing

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