. Inheritance hierarchies play a central role in object oriented languages as in knowledge representation systems. These hierarchies are acyclic directed graphs representing the underline structure of objects. This paper is devoted to the study of efficient algorithms to decompose recursively an inheritance hierarchy into independent subgraphs which are inheritance hierarchies themselves. This process gives a tree called decomposition tree. The decomposition proposed here is based on the concept of block which is an extension of the concept of h-module proposed by R. Ducournau and M. Habib [7]. M. Habib, M. Huchard and J. Spinrad [8] have presented a linear algorithm to decompose an inheritance hierarchy into h-modules. The algorithm propos...
Type hierarchies abound in Artificial Intelligence, Data Bases and Programming Languages. Although t...
Many application areas represent the architecture of complex systems by means of hierarchical graphs...
A hierarchy tree of a graph G is a rooted tree whose leaves are the vertices of G; the internal node...
In object-oriented databases, schema design or evolution [BKKK87] should benefit as much as possible...
When one works with a system that utilizes inheritance hierarchies the following problem often arise...
We introduce a method for the construction of robust class hierarchies. The base of this constructio...
This paper introduces the concept of constraints in multiple inher-itance hierarchies with exception...
When one works with a system that utilizes inheritance hierarchies the following problem often arise...
We study, in the context of object/relational mapping tools, the problem of describing mappings be...
We study, in the context of object/relational mapping tools, the problem of describing mappings be...
Natural and artificial hierarchical systems are pervasive. There is a strong need on the part of res...
Several popular Machine Learning techniques are originally designed for the solution of two-class pr...
In this paper we are interested in decomposing a dihypergraph H = (V, E) into simpler dihypergraphs,...
Several popular Machine Learning techniques are originally designed for the solution of two-class pr...
In this paper we are interested in decomposing a dihypergraph H = (V, E) into simpler dihypergraphs,...
Type hierarchies abound in Artificial Intelligence, Data Bases and Programming Languages. Although t...
Many application areas represent the architecture of complex systems by means of hierarchical graphs...
A hierarchy tree of a graph G is a rooted tree whose leaves are the vertices of G; the internal node...
In object-oriented databases, schema design or evolution [BKKK87] should benefit as much as possible...
When one works with a system that utilizes inheritance hierarchies the following problem often arise...
We introduce a method for the construction of robust class hierarchies. The base of this constructio...
This paper introduces the concept of constraints in multiple inher-itance hierarchies with exception...
When one works with a system that utilizes inheritance hierarchies the following problem often arise...
We study, in the context of object/relational mapping tools, the problem of describing mappings be...
We study, in the context of object/relational mapping tools, the problem of describing mappings be...
Natural and artificial hierarchical systems are pervasive. There is a strong need on the part of res...
Several popular Machine Learning techniques are originally designed for the solution of two-class pr...
In this paper we are interested in decomposing a dihypergraph H = (V, E) into simpler dihypergraphs,...
Several popular Machine Learning techniques are originally designed for the solution of two-class pr...
In this paper we are interested in decomposing a dihypergraph H = (V, E) into simpler dihypergraphs,...
Type hierarchies abound in Artificial Intelligence, Data Bases and Programming Languages. Although t...
Many application areas represent the architecture of complex systems by means of hierarchical graphs...
A hierarchy tree of a graph G is a rooted tree whose leaves are the vertices of G; the internal node...