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Relational Strategies for Processing Universally Quantified Queries to Large Data Bases

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Proceedings of the Sixth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence. .

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Relational algebraic strategies are described for processing universally quantified queries. First, a new algorithm is developed to evaluate universally quantit'ied conditional queries of the form [Y: (VYJW1(1,?>~ W2(x,y)). It decomposes the problems into two subproblems using set intersection, summary and join operations within the frame work of relational algebra. Second, the partial multi-valued-dependency decomposition of a relation is introduced as an efficient representation schema to express a set of uni f orm intensional data of the form (Vf;1)p(t). The original relation is defined in terms of the decomposed relations as a relational algebraic equation. A relational algebraic expression corresponding to a query to the original relation is transformed to the one in terms of the decomposed relations using the above equation. Furthermore, the transformed algebraic expression is converted to a simple associative search expression to one of the decomposed relations by applying the rule-based formula manipulation or symbolic evaluation method.

Koichi Furukawa. 1979. Relational Strategies for Processing Universally Quantified Queries to Large Data Bases. In Proceedings of the Sixth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, IJCAI-79. IJCAI, https://ijcai.org/proceedings/1979/67
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