The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions. While this theory is easily applicable on certain and complete database, however, when it comes to data integration of databases where each has different representation of data in a same dimension, it would be difficult to determine the dominance relation between the underlying data. In this paper, we propose a framework, SkyQUD, to efficiently compute the skyline probability of datasets in uncertain dimensions. We explore the effects of having datasets with uncertain dimensions in relation to the dominance relation theory and propose a framework that is able to support skyline queries on this type of datasets
To obtain a different perspective,Saad, Nurul Husna Mohd a user often would query information Ibrahi...
Conducting advance skyline analysis over certain and uncertain databases is still an evolving resear...
Naturally, users sometimes specify their preference in an imprecise way (i.e. query with an interval...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
AbstractThe perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all di...
The database community has observed in the past two decades, the growth of research interest in pref...
The database community has observed in the past two decades, the growth of research interest in pref...
The notion of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is not dominated by any other objects....
Recently, several research efforts have addressed answering skyline queries efficiently over large d...
Abstract In many applications involving multiple criteria optimal decision making, users may often w...
Skyline filters out hard and fast of thrilling points from a probably large set of statistics points...
Conducting advance skyline analysis over certain and uncertain databases is still an evolving resea...
A user sometimes prefers to not be restricted when querying for information. Querying information wi...
To obtain a different perspective,Saad, Nurul Husna Mohd a user often would query information Ibrahi...
Conducting advance skyline analysis over certain and uncertain databases is still an evolving resear...
Naturally, users sometimes specify their preference in an imprecise way (i.e. query with an interval...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
The perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all dimensions...
AbstractThe perception of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is much preferred in all di...
The database community has observed in the past two decades, the growth of research interest in pref...
The database community has observed in the past two decades, the growth of research interest in pref...
The notion of skyline query is to find a set of objects that is not dominated by any other objects....
Recently, several research efforts have addressed answering skyline queries efficiently over large d...
Abstract In many applications involving multiple criteria optimal decision making, users may often w...
Skyline filters out hard and fast of thrilling points from a probably large set of statistics points...
Conducting advance skyline analysis over certain and uncertain databases is still an evolving resea...
A user sometimes prefers to not be restricted when querying for information. Querying information wi...
To obtain a different perspective,Saad, Nurul Husna Mohd a user often would query information Ibrahi...
Conducting advance skyline analysis over certain and uncertain databases is still an evolving resear...
Naturally, users sometimes specify their preference in an imprecise way (i.e. query with an interval...