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1 Symmetrically Exploiting XML Shuohao Zhang and Curtis Dyreson School of E.E. and Computer Science Washington State University Pullman, Washington, USA The 15 th International World Wide Web Conference May 2006 Edinburgh, Scotland

2 1970 s Database Controversy Hierarchical model vs. relational model Codd: symmetric exploitation of data Part Project Commit Project Part Project Part part/project works on some, but not all Path expressions are asymmetric Currently, all XML query languages use path expressions

3 Querying Data with Path Expressions author name E. F. Codd publisher price publisher price DB Automata 9.99 Addison Wesley Academic Press Task Find s by E. F. Codd XQuery return doc("author.xml")//author[name= 'E. F. Codd']/

4 Same Data, Different Structure author name author price publisher author price publisher E. F. Codd publisher price publisher price DB Automata 9.99 Addison Wesley Academic Press DB Automata 9.99 name Addison Wesley name E. F. Codd Codd Academic Press Same task Find s by E. F. Codd Need different XQuery return doc(".xml")//[author/name='e. F. Codd']

5 Goal Make same query work on different structures Useful when there is lack of schema knowledge heterogeneous data irregular data schema evolution Factor off problem of different label sets, others are working on it

6 Existing Axes are Directional ancestor self preceding descendent following

7 Proposal: A Non-directional Axis ancestor self preceding descendent following

8 Proposal: A Non-directional Axis ancestor self preceding descendent following

9 Proposal: A Non-directional Axis ancestor self preceding descendent following

10 The Closest Axis Syntax closest:: ->name is abbreviation for closest::name Semantics a function that takes a context node and returns a sequence of closest nodes

11 Closest Axis of the First Title author name publisher price publisher price closest::* Returns a list of five nodes closest::price Returns the first price node

12 When the First Book Lacks a Price author name publisher publisher price Node selection restricted by minimal type distance The minimal distance between a and a price is 2 closest::price Returns an empty list

13 Type Distance is Crucial closest::name for each? author name publisher publisher price name Root-to-node path type author/name author//publisher/name

14 Querying with the Closest Axes Same query -- return doc("any.xml")->author[->name='e. F. Codd']-> Query Result#1 Query Closest axis-enabled XQuery evaluation engine Result#2 Result#3 Query

15 Querying with Directional Axes Query#1 -- return doc("author.xml")//author[name= 'E. F. Codd']/ Result#1 Query#2 -- XQuery evaluation engine Result#2 Result#3 Query#3 -- return doc(".xml")//[author/name='e. F. Codd']

16 In-memory Implementation Naïve approach Compute Closest for every node Time complexity is O(sn 2 ) s: number of labels in the signature n: number of nodes Converting to a path expression name author Find the closest price for Non-directional expression closest::price publisher price Directional (path) expression parent::*/child::price

17 Experiment Compare directional vs. nondirectional for $b in doc("bib.xml")///closest::publisher return $b for $b in doc("bib.xml")///..//publisher return $b Implemented closest in exist (an XML DBMS) Time (milliseconds) descendant closest Number of Nodes

18 Persistent Implementation Take advantage of type indexes LCA-join Every Closest pair related via an LCA Idea is to merge lists of types current lca current parent current child direction of merge O(sn)

19 Related Work Data integration TSIMMIS Garcia-Molina et al. (Journal of Intelligent Information Systems 1997) YAT Christophides, Cluet, Simèon (SIGMOD Record June 2000) Silkroute Fernandez, Tan, Suciu (WWW 2000) LCA-related techniques Schmidt, Kersten, Windhouwer (ICDE 2001) Cohen, Mamou, Kanza, Sagiv (VLDB 2003) Li, Yu, Jagadish (VLDB 2004)

20 Related Research Projects XML Restructuring Zhang, Dyreson (IIWeb 2006) XML Compaction Zhang, Dyreson, Dang (DASFAA 2006) Common theme symmetric exploitation!

21 Conclusion Current XQuery depends on path expressions A path expression is directional (asymmetric) May break down if structure changes The closest axis is non-directional (symmetric) Simple in syntax Can be easily integrated in XQuery Can be implemented efficiently In-memory Persistent

22 Thank You!

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