deductive systems for bigdata integration
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Abstract
The globalization is associated with an increased data to be processed from E-commerce transactions. The specialists are looking for different solutions, such as BigData, Hadoop, Datawarehoues, but it seems that the future is the predicative logic implemented through deductive database technology. It has to be done the swift from imperative languages, to not declaratively languages used for the application development. The deductive databases are very useful in the student teaching programs, too. Thus, the article makes a consistent literature review in the field and shows practical examples of using predicative logic in deductive systems, in order to integrate different kind of data types.
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| Authors | ;Radu BUCEA-MANEA-TONIS |
| Journal | phytochemical analysis : pca |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.26458/jedep.v7i1.578
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