A heuristic approach to query generalisation in semantic databases
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Bachelor of Science with Honours
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University of Canterbury. Computer Science
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1995
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McGeachie, Craig I.
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Imprecise querying is a technique where any database query that has no answer can be generalised into a form that does have an answer. This generalisation is done by carefully relaxing the restrictions specified in the query. Imprecise querying can be performed in a variety of database system types, but the majority of work has been in the relational model.
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Field of Research::08 - Information and Computing Sciences::0803 - Computer Software
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Copyright Craig I. McGeachie