Abstract:
Partitioning techniques are traditionally used in distributed system design
to reduce accesses to irrelevant information by grouping data frequently accessed
together in specific fragments. Here, we address the primary horizontal
fragmentation of textually annotated multimedia data. In this study, we discuss the
issue of identifying semantic implications between textual-based multimedia
predicates, as a crucial phase in the efficient partitioning of multimedia data. Our
proposal integrates knowledge bases as a framework for assessing the semantic
relatedness between predicate values and operators. We developed a prototype
implementing the various aspects of multimedia semantic predicates implications.
Experimental results show that the proposed method is polynomial in the number of
user predicates as well as the sizes of the knowledge bases being employed. Realworld
multimedia fragmentation tests are ongoing.
Citation:
Getahun, F., Tekli, J., Atnafu, S., & Chbeir, R. (2007). Towards Efficient Horizontal Multimedia Database Fragmentation using Semantic-based Predicates Implication. In SBBD (Vol. 2007, pp. 68-82).