Foundations of Information and Knowledge Systems信息系统基础知识

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Modeling Paraconsistent Reasoning by Classical Logic
Implementing Term Algebra Syntactic Unification in Free Modules over Certain Rings
Analytic Tableaux and Database Repairs: Foundations
Controlled Query Evaluation for Known Policies by Combining Lying and Refusal
A Logical Framework for Integrating Inconsistent Information in Multiple Databases
Functional Dependencies in Presence of Errors
A Context Model for Constructing Membership Functions of Fuzzy Concepts Based on Modal Logic
The Principle of Conditional Preservation in Belief Revision
Query Rewriting with Symmetric Constraints
A Privacy-Enhanced Microaggregation Method
Towards a Tailored Theory of Consistency Enforcement in Databases
Improving Supervised Learning by Feature Decomposition
Extremal Theorems for Databases
Relational Databases and Homogeneity in Logics with Counting
Uniqueness of Update Strategies for Database Views
Knowledge Representation in Extended Pawlak's Information Systems: Algebraic Aspects
Ninimal Sample Databases for Global Cardinality Constraints
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