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XML Query Technology with Positional Predicates over Streams

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Author: Chenyang Wang, Husheng Liao, Hang Su

Abstract: Twig pattern matching is a core operation in XPath query processing. In the field of XML streaming data processing, holistic twig pattern matching algorithms have been studied widely nowadays. However, little attention is paid on positional predicates defined on navigation axis in XPath expressions. Due to the lack of context information, these algorithms cannot filter out the final solutions satisfying the positional predicates from the results of tree pattern querying. To fill this technology vacancy, in this paper, we propose a new holistic twig pattern matching algorithm PosLQ for XML stream data to implement the XPath queries with the positional predicates. Experimental results show that our algorithm can efficiently tackle these types of XPath queries, which is practical in the field of XML data stream.

Keywords: XML; XPath; Stream; Tree Pattern Query; Positional Predicate

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