A framework supporting imprecise queries and data

Giacomo Bergami

A framework supporting imprecise queries and data

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arxiv 1912.12531 v1 pith:VBKXH3US submitted 2019-12-28 cs.DB

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This technical report provides some lightweight introduction and some generic use case scenarios motivating the definition of a database supporting uncertainties in both queries and data. This technical report is only providing the logical framework, which implementation is going to be provided in the final paper.

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