Trio: A System for Integrated Management of Data, Accuracy, and Lineage

作者: Jennifer Widom

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摘要: Trio is a new database system that manages not only data, but also the accuracy and lineage of data. Approximate (uncertain, probabilistic, incomplete, fuzzy, imprecise!) databases have been proposed in past, problem has studied. The goals project are to distill previous work into simple usable model, design query language as an understandable extension SQL, most importantly build working system---a augments conventional data management with both integral part This paper provides numerous motivating applications for lays out preliminary plans language, prototype system.

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