QDEF and Its Approximations in OBDM
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Abstract (arXiv)
Given an input dataset (i.e., a set of tuples), query definability in Ontology-based Data Management (OBDM) amounts to find a query over the ontology whose certain answers coincide with the tuples in the given dataset. We refer to such a query as a characterization of the dataset with respect to the OBDM system. Our first contribution is to propose approximations of perfect characterizations in terms of recall (complete characterizations) and precision (sound characterizations). A second contribution is to present a thorough complexity analysis of three computational problems, namely verification (check whether a given query is a perfect, or an approximated characterization of a given dataset), existence (check whether a perfect, or a best approximated characterization of a given dataset exists), and computation (compute a perfect, or best approximated characterization of a given dataset).
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- 2014The DL-Lite Family and Relationscited by 20
- 2016The complexity of reverse engineering problems for conjunctive queriescited by 7
- 2020Query Expressibility and Verification in Ontology-Based Data Accesscited by 2
- 2017Preliminary results on Ontology-based Open Data Publishingcited by 1
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