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Uncertain Data Management Class Structure

Antoine Amarilli1, Silviu Maniu2

1Télécom ParisTech

2LRI

November 21st, 2016

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Class 1 (Nov 21): Introduction and Reminder

Motivations andsources of uncertain data Classstructure (these slides!)

Reminder: relational algebra and relational calculus

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Class 2 (Nov 28): Open- and Closed-World Databases

Open-world databases: modeling incompleteness Missing values (NULLs)

c-tables

Representation size for the various models

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Class 3 (Dec 5): Relational Probabilistic Databases

Semantics of probabilistic databases Models:

Tuple-independent databases

Block-independent disjoint databases pc-tables

Extensions

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Class 5 (Dec 12): Querying Relational Prob. Databases

Semantics of queries on uncertain data

Extensionalapproach: evaluating the querydirectly Intensional approach: computing the query lineage Tractable rulesfor query evaluation

Tractable lineageclasses Computationalhardness results

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Class 4 (Jan 9): Non-Relational Probabilistic Databases

Uncertain XML

Semanticsof documents Modelsand compactness Query languagesand complexity Uncertain graphs: queries and semantics

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Class 6 (Jan 16): Practical Applications

Social Applications Crawling the Web Crowdsourcing

Practical implementation The MayBMSengine

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Class 7 (Jan 23): Lab Session

Lab session: MayBMS

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