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Dynamic schema navigation using Formal Concept Analysis

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posted on 2024-11-14, 08:40 authored by Jon Ducrou, Bastian Wormuth, Peter Eklund
This paper introduces a framework for relational schema navigation via a Web-based browser application that uses Formal Concept Analysis as the metaphor for analysis and interaction. Formal Concept Analysis is a rich framework for data analysis based on applied lattice and order theory. The application we develop, D-SIFT, is intended to provide users untrained in Formal Concept Analysis with practical and intuitive access to the core functionality of Formal Concept Analysis for the purpose of exploring relational database schema. D-SIFT is a Web-based information systems architecture that supports natural search processes over a preexisting database schema and its content.

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Ducrou, J. R., Wormuth, B. & Eklund, P. W. (2005). Dynamic schema navigation using Formal Concept Analysis. Data Warehousing and Knowledge Discovery (pp. 398-407). Germany: Springer.

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3589

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398-407

Language

English

RIS ID

15356

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