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NaLIX: an interactive natural language interface for querying XML

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Database query languages can be intimidating to the nonexpert, leading to the immense recent popularity for keyword based search in spite of its significant limitations. The holy ...

Yunyao Li, Huahai Yang, H. V. Jagadish

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1	360	NaLIX: an interactive natural language interface for querying XML	claim
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3	228	ConQuer: Efficient Management of Inconsistent Databases	claim
4	220	Sampling Algorithms in a Stream Operator	claim
5	215	Nested intervals tree encoding in SQL	claim
6	212	A Cost-Based Model and Effective Heuristic for Repairing Constraints by Value Modification	claim
7	197	Schema and ontology matching with COMA++	claim
8	194	STRG-Index: Spatio-Temporal Region Graph Indexing for Large Video Databases	claim
9	187	A Generic Framework for Monitoring Continuous Spatial Queries over Moving Objects	claim
10	178	Towards Effective Indexing for Very Large Video Sequence Database	claim
11	177	An approach for pipelining nested collections in scientific workflows	claim
12	176	Data cleaning in microsoft SQL server 2005	claim
13	175	A taxonomy of scientific workflow systems for grid computing	claim
14	174	Automated statistics collection in action	claim
15	170	DB2/XML: designing for evolution	claim
16	169	Data and metadata management in service-oriented architectures: some open challenges	claim
17	168	No pane, no gain: efficient evaluation of sliding-window aggregates over data streams	claim
18	166	Substructure Similarity Search in Graph Databases	claim
19	165	Scheduling of scientific workflows in the ASKALON grid environment	claim
20	164	In memoriam Alberto Oscar Mendelzon	claim
21	164	RankSQL: Query Algebra and Optimization for Relational Top-k Queries	claim
22	162	Fast and Approximate Stream Mining of Quantiles and Frequencies Using Graphics Processors	claim
23	162	Clio grows up: from research prototype to industrial tool	claim
24	161	Building data mining solutions with OLE DB for DM and XML for analysis	claim
25	161	Mining Top-k Covering Rule Groups for Gene Expression Data	claim
26	161	Efficient Keyword Search for Smallest LCAs in XML Databases	claim
27	159	System RX: One Part Relational, One Part XML	claim
28	157	Meta-data version and configuration management in multi-vendor environments	claim
29	156	A snapshot of public web services	claim
30	156	Model-driven design of service-enabled web applications	claim
31	155	On Boosting Holism in XML Twig Pattern Matching using Structural Indexing Techniques	claim
32	154	Lazy XML Updates: Laziness as a Virtue of Update and Structural Join Efficiency	claim
33	154	SHIFT-SPLIT: I/O Efficient Maintenance of Wavelet-Transformed Multidimensional Data	claim
34	153	Tools for composite web services: a short overview	claim
35	153	Multiple Aggregations Over Data Streams	claim
36	152	AGILE: Adaptive Indexing for Context-Aware Information Filters	claim
37	151	The 8 requirements of real-time stream processing	claim
38	151	Immortal DB: transaction time support for SQL server	claim
39	150	BRAID: Stream Mining through Group Lag Correlations	claim
40	150	Incremental Maintenance of Path Expression Views	claim
41	146	Predicate Result Range Caching for Continuous Queries	claim
42	146	Impact of SOA on enterprise information architectures	claim
43	145	Stratified Computation of Skylines with Partially-Ordered Domains	claim
44	145	Native Xquery processing in oracle XMLDB	claim
45	144	Mining Periodic Patterns with Gap Requirement from Sequences	claim
46	143	Holistic Aggregates in a Networked World: Distributed Tracking of Approximate Quantiles	claim
47	142	Information intelligence: metadata for information discovery, access, and integration	claim
48	141	XML database support for distributed execution of data-intensive scientific workflows	claim
49	141	Integrating databases and workflow systems	claim
50	141	Fault-tolerance in the Borealis distributed stream processing system	claim
51	140	Artemis message exchange framework: semantic interoperability of exchanged messages in the healthcare domain	claim
52	139	Distributed operation in the Borealis stream processing engine	claim
53	138	Automatic Physical Database Tuning: A Relaxation-based Approach	claim
54	138	QPipe: A Simultaneously Pipelined Relational Query Engine	claim
55	136	Peer-to-peer management of XML data: issues and research challenges	claim
56	136	Subsequence Matching on Structured Time Series Data	claim
57	136	Optimizing recursive queries in SQL	claim
58	135	Mining data streams: a review	claim
59	133	An apples-to-apples comparison of two database journals	claim
60	133	Constrained Optimalities in Query Personalization	claim
61	133	Semantics and Evaluation Techniques for Window Aggregates in Data Streams	claim
62	133	A Nested Relational Approach to Processing SQL Subqueries	claim
63	133	XML and relational database management systems: the inside story	claim
64	129	A citation-based system to assist prize awarding	claim
65	128	Privacy Preserving OLAP	claim
66	128	Deriving Private Information from Randomized Data	claim
67	128	Event processing with an oracle database	claim
68	127	A framework for processing complex document-centric XML with overlapping structures	claim
69	127	Fossilized Index: The Linchpin of Trustworthy Non-Alterable Electronic Records	claim
70	126	Cost-Sensitive Reordering of Navigational Primitives	claim
71	126	Page Quality: In Search of an Unbiased Web Ranking	claim
72	125	Service Oriented Database Architecture: APP server-lite?	claim
73	125	XQBE: a visual environment for learning XML query languages	claim
74	124	Simplifying construction of complex workflows for non-expert users of the Southern California Earthquake Center Community Modeling Environment	claim
75	123	Middleware based Data Replication providing Snapshot Isolation	claim
76	123	To Do or Not To Do: The Dilemma of Disclosing Anonymized Data	claim
77	123	Magnet: Supporting Navigation in Semistructured Data Environments	claim
78	119	Update-Pattern-Aware Modeling and Processing of Continuous Queries	claim
79	119	DogmatiX Tracks down Duplicates in XML	claim
80	119	Database tuning advisor for microsoft SQL server 2005: demo	claim
81	118	A survey of data provenance in e-science	claim
82	118	RPJ: Producing Fast Join Results on Streams through Rate-based Optimization	claim
83	118	IBM SOA "on the edge"	claim
84	117	Relational data mapping in MIQIS	claim
85	117	The INFOMIX system for advanced integration of incomplete and inconsistent data	claim
86	116	ProDA: a suite of web-services for progressive data analysis	claim
87	115	Enterprise information integration: successes, challenges and controversies	claim
88	114	Semantic characterizations of navigational XPath	claim
89	114	DBNotes: a post-it system for relational databases based on provenance	claim
90	113	From databases to dataspaces: a new abstraction for information management	claim
91	113	Robust and Fast Similarity Search for Moving Object Trajectories	claim
92	112	Citation analysis of database publications	claim
93	112	MetaQuerier: querying structured web sources on-the-fly	claim
94	111	Report on the DB/IR panel at SIGMOD 2005	claim
95	111	Efficient Computation of Multiple Group By Queries	claim
96	109	The atomic manifesto: a story in four quarks	claim
97	109	Query-Sensitive Embeddings	claim
98	108	SPIDER: flexible matching in databases	claim
99	108	Guaranteeing Correctness and Availability in P2P Range Indices	claim
100	108	A high-performance, transactional filestore for application servers	claim
101	107	A notation and system for expressing and executing cleanly typed workflows on messy scientific data	claim
102	107	Goals and Benchmarks for Autonomic Configuration Recommenders	claim
103	107	Relational Confidence Bounds Are Easy With The Bootstrap	claim
104	106	Tributaries and Deltas: Efficient and Robust Aggregation in Sensor Network Streams	claim
105	105	Reference Reconciliation in Complex Information Spaces	claim
106	103	Verifying Completeness of Relational Query Results in Data Publishing	claim
107	102	On six degrees of separation in DBLP-DB and more	claim
108	102	A native extension of SQL for mining data streams	claim
109	102	Research issues in protein location image databases	claim
110	100	A Disk-Based Join With Probabilistic Guarantees	claim
111	100	Events on the edge	claim
112	99	LiXQuery: a formal foundation for XQuery research	claim
113	99	WOODSS and the Web: annotating and reusing scientific workflows	claim
114	99	Query answering exploiting structural properties	claim
115	97	Exchange, integration, and consistency of data: report on the ARISE/NISR workshop	claim
116	97	Incognito: Efficient Full-Domain K-Anonymity	claim
117	96	Personal information management with SEMEX	claim
118	96	Similarity Evaluation on Tree-structured Data	claim
119	95	XQuery 1.0 is nearing completion	claim
120	95	Safe data sharing and data dissemination on smart devices	claim
121	94	Data management research at the Middle East Technical University	claim
122	93	Supporting Executable Mappings in Model Management	claim
123	92	A system for analyzing and indexing human-motion databases	claim
124	91	Towards a Robust Query Optimizer: A Principled and Practical Approach	claim
125	89	Stacked indexed views in microsoft SQL server	claim
126	88	Scientific data management in the coming decade	claim
127	88	Foundations of probabilistic answers to queries	claim
128	87	When Can We Trust Progress Estimators for SQL Queries?	claim
129	86	Lean middleware	claim
130	86	SMART: a tool for semantic-driven creation of complex XML mappings	claim
131	78	Reminiscences on influential papers	claim
132	77	On Joining and Caching Stochastic Streams	claim
133	76	Report from the first international workshop on computer vision meets databases (CVDB 2004)	claim
134	74	Online B-tree Merging	claim

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