Add to ORKGIn this paper we address the problem of immediate translation of XPath+IR queries to relational database expressions and exert the benefits of using an intermediate algebra. Adding an intermediate algebra on the logical level of a database enables a level of abstraction from both query languages for IR in XML documents and the underlying relational storage. This paper proposes a region algebra that can be extended to support ranking operators in an elegant way while staying algebraic. Furthermore, region algebra operator properties provide a firm ground for query rewriting and optimization
To be able to handle the ever growing volumes of XML documents, effective and efficient data managem...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initia-tive for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval)...
There is a significant amount of interest in combining and extending database and information retrie...
In this paper we address the problem of immediate translation of eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML) i...
Not many XML information retrieval (IR) systems exist that allow easy addition of and switching betw...
A unied database framework that will enable better comprehension of ranked XML retrieval is still a ...
A unified database framework that will enable better comprehension of ranked XML retrieval is still ...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval) ...
textabstractThis paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML...
This paper describes some new ideas on developing a logical algebra for databases that manage textua...
Queries against databases are formulated in declarative languages. Examples are the relational query...
XML is becoming increasingly popular as a means of exchanging a wide variety of data on the web. It ...
We address the problem of developing a flexible framework for information retrieval (IR) in structur...
This paper proposes XAL, an XML ALgebra. Its novelty is based on the simplicity of its data model an...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval) ...
To be able to handle the ever growing volumes of XML documents, effective and efficient data managem...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initia-tive for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval)...
There is a significant amount of interest in combining and extending database and information retrie...
In this paper we address the problem of immediate translation of eXtensible Mark-up Language (XML) i...
Not many XML information retrieval (IR) systems exist that allow easy addition of and switching betw...
A unied database framework that will enable better comprehension of ranked XML retrieval is still a ...
A unified database framework that will enable better comprehension of ranked XML retrieval is still ...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval) ...
textabstractThis paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML...
This paper describes some new ideas on developing a logical algebra for databases that manage textua...
Queries against databases are formulated in declarative languages. Examples are the relational query...
XML is becoming increasingly popular as a means of exchanging a wide variety of data on the web. It ...
We address the problem of developing a flexible framework for information retrieval (IR) in structur...
This paper proposes XAL, an XML ALgebra. Its novelty is based on the simplicity of its data model an...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initiative for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval) ...
To be able to handle the ever growing volumes of XML documents, effective and efficient data managem...
This paper discusses our participation in INEX (the Initia-tive for the Evaluation of XML Retrieval)...
There is a significant amount of interest in combining and extending database and information retrie...