A problem-oriented inferential database system

Recently developed inferential database systems face some common problems: a very fast growth of search space and difficulties in recognizing inference termination (especially for recursive axioms). These shortcomings stem mainly from the fact that the inference process is usually separated from dat...

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Published in:	ACM transactions on database systems 1986-08, Vol.11 (3), p.323-356
Main Author:	Lozinskii, Eliezer L.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Applied sciences Architectures Artificial intelligence Computer science control theory systems Computer systems organization Computing methodologies Continuous optimization Data flow architectures Data management systems Database management system engines Database query processing Database query processing and optimization (theory) Database theory Design and analysis of algorithms Exact sciences and technology Information systems Information systems. Data bases Knowledge representation and reasoning Machine learning Machine learning approaches Mathematical analysis Mathematical optimization Mathematics of computing Memory organisation. Data processing Other architectures Probability and statistics Quadrature Rule learning Software Statistical graphics Statistical paradigms Stochastic control and optimization Theory and algorithms for application domains Theory of computation
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