18 results with keyword: 'ontology based data access to big data'
In this paper, we discuss and evaluate an OBDA system that uses STARQL (Streaming and Temporal ontology Access with a Reasoning-based Query Language), as a high- level query language
N/A
We report on our experience in ontology-based data access to the Slegge database at Statoil and share the resources employed in this use case: end- user information needs (in
N/A
We report on our experience in ontology-based data access to the Slegge database at Statoil and share the resources employed in this use case: end- user information needs (in
N/A
We report on our experience in ontology-based data access to the Slegge database at Statoil and share the resources employed in this use case: end- user information needs (in
N/A
Conjunctive query answering for EL ontologies is PT IME - complete for data complexity, and so the rewriting approach is not applicable in this case. In [Lutz
N/A
In spite of this expressive power, all CQs are FO-rewritable with respect to OBDA specifications with OWL 2 QL ontologies and R2RML mappings [Poggi et al., 2008]: indeed, any
N/A
Although we have shown initial results querying the underlying snee engine with basic queries, we expect to consider in the near future more complex query expressions
N/A
In the tractable OBDA framework previously described, one can think of a simple technique for query answering, which first retrieves an ini- tial set of concept and role instances
N/A
To summarize, our ontology learning approach from Big Data is based on wrapping each data source in Data Lake, which will be transformed next into local ontology.. After wrapping
N/A
3.2.3:Ontop SPARQL : It is the query editor which allow us to write SPARQL queries based on the created mappings in the Mapping manager and retrieve the required answer from
N/A
In particular, we have developed a deployment module to create ontologies and mappings from relational databases in a semi-automatic fashion; a query processing module to perform
N/A
We investigate (i) the complexity of deciding whether an ontology annotated with provenance information entails a conjunctive query associated with a prove- nance polynomial, and
N/A
In Section 3, we evaluate the performance of Ontop and compare it with other systems using a number of standard ontologies, including LUBM with generated data and the Movie
N/A
RMSAS: Real-time Maritime Situation Awareness System Data Integration Near-time information delivery to the end- users Data Harmonizati on Semantic Analysis Knowledge
N/A
Normal data like small in size will be processed easily for decision making but big data with larger datasets requires parallel processing.. So Big data is
N/A
Named as Easy Geographical Ontological access (easeGO), it is concerned with two main issues: (i) an interface which allows working both with the peer ontology and a
N/A
We define a general framework for data consistency in OBDA, and present algorithms and complexity analysis for several relevant tasks related to the problem of checking data
N/A