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An architecture for a deductive Fuzzy Relational Database

  • Jan 1, 1996
  • Olga Pons +3 more
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Abstract

This paper reports on the architecture of a Fuzzy Relational DBMS (FRDBMS) with deduction capabilities, whose main characteristics are: 1) It is built on the basis of a theoretical model for fuzzy relational databases and a theoretical model for logic fuzzy databases; 2) It is implemented entirely on classical RDBMS, using their resources; 3) It conserves all the operations of the host RDBMS and gives them more power, adding new capabilities for dealing with ”fuzzy” and ”intensive” information; 4) It provides a deductive fuzzy language, DFSQL, and a processor which permits the translation of each DFSQL statement into one or more SQL statements, which can be used by the host RDBMS; 5) It offers a relational representaion of the rules that define an intensive table, in such a way that all necessary information to perform deduction is stored in tables. 6) This system needs to interact with a deduction module which performs the computation of intensive tables.KeywordsIntelligent Information SystemsFuzzy relational databaseDeductive database

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