In this paper we study the problem of updating disjunctive databases, which contain indefinite data given as positive injunctive closes. We give correct algorithms for the insertion of a clause into and the deletion of a clause from such databases. Although the algorithms presented here are oriented towards model trees, they apply to any representation of minimal models. (Also cross-referenced as UMIACS-TR-95-11
We provide syntactic characterizations for a number of propositional model-based belief revision and...
. It is known that bottom-up query evaluation can be extended to work with disjunctive facts, but th...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were ...
The issue of updates in Disjunctive Deductive Databases (DDDBs) under the minimal model semantics is...
The concepts of the dual and complementary databases as alternative representations for a given dis...
The issue of updates in Disjunctive Deductive Databases DDDBs under the minimal model semantics is...
Algorithms for computing several classes of models for disjunctive normal databases are presented. W...
Model trees were conceived as a structure-sharing approach to represent information in disjunctive d...
In this dissertation, the issues related to the information incompleteness in relational databases a...
Generalized queries are defined as sets of clauses in implication form. They cover several tasks of ...
Disjunctive deductive databases (DDDBs) can capture indefinite information, i.e., imprecise or parti...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were...
AbstractWe present a new fixpoint characterization of the minimal models of disjunctive logic progra...
Minimal models underly one of the major semantics for disjunctive theories and a substantial resear...
In this paper, we show how techniques from disjunctive logic programming and classical first-order t...
We provide syntactic characterizations for a number of propositional model-based belief revision and...
. It is known that bottom-up query evaluation can be extended to work with disjunctive facts, but th...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were ...
The issue of updates in Disjunctive Deductive Databases (DDDBs) under the minimal model semantics is...
The concepts of the dual and complementary databases as alternative representations for a given dis...
The issue of updates in Disjunctive Deductive Databases DDDBs under the minimal model semantics is...
Algorithms for computing several classes of models for disjunctive normal databases are presented. W...
Model trees were conceived as a structure-sharing approach to represent information in disjunctive d...
In this dissertation, the issues related to the information incompleteness in relational databases a...
Generalized queries are defined as sets of clauses in implication form. They cover several tasks of ...
Disjunctive deductive databases (DDDBs) can capture indefinite information, i.e., imprecise or parti...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were...
AbstractWe present a new fixpoint characterization of the minimal models of disjunctive logic progra...
Minimal models underly one of the major semantics for disjunctive theories and a substantial resear...
In this paper, we show how techniques from disjunctive logic programming and classical first-order t...
We provide syntactic characterizations for a number of propositional model-based belief revision and...
. It is known that bottom-up query evaluation can be extended to work with disjunctive facts, but th...
Ordered Model trees were introduced as a normal form for disjunctive deductive databases. They were ...