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The Benefits of Utilizing Closeness in XML
September 01-September 05
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/DEXA.2008.1352008 19th International Conference on ...
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Hierarchies are common in computer systems, from the XML data model in database management systems to file directories in operating systems. When a single hierarchy is imposed on data, a query becomes “brittle” in the sense that it might fail to produce the desired result when executed on the same data organ-ized in a different hierarchy, when the hierarchy evolves to a slightly different hierarchy, or when a user misunderstands the hierarchy when constructing a query. A fixed hierarchy also makes it more difficult to integrate heterogeneous data sources since each source could organize similar data in a different hier-archy. To address these concerns we propose tracking “closest relationships” in an XML data collection. These relationships can be used to create a common representation for data from different hierarchies and can be used to restructure data to any hierarchy.
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Curtis Dyreson, Shuohao Zhang, "The Benefits of Utilizing Closeness in XML," dexa, pp.269-273, 2008 19th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Application, 2008
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