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Querying Inconsistent Databases

Conference Paper Session 8. Logic and databases Artificial Intelligence · Logic in Computer Science

Abstract

Abstract In this paper we consider the problem of answering queries consistently in the presence of inconsistent data, i. e. data violating integrity constraints. We propose a technique based on the rewriting of integrity constraints into disjunctive rules with two di. erent forms of negation (negation as failure and classical negation). The disjunctive program can be used i) to generate ‘repairs’ for the database and ii) to produce consistent answers, i. e. maximal set of atoms which do not violate the constraints. We show that our technique is sound, complete and more general than techniques previously proposed.

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Venue
International Conference on Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning
Archive span
1992-2024
Indexed papers
780
Paper id
129756257024834704