A dichotomy for non-repeating queries with negation in probabilistic databases
Robert Fink, Dan Olteanu
Abstract
Robert Fink, Dan Olteanu
Abstract
This paper shows that any non-repeating conjunctive relational query with negation has either polynomial time or #P-hard data complexity on tuple-independent probabilistic databases. This result extends a dichotomy by Dalvi and Suciu for non-repeating conjunctive queries to queries with negation. The tractable queries with negation are precisely the hierarchical ones and can be recognized efficiently.
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This paper shows that any non-repeating conjunctive relational query with negation has either polynomial time or #P-hard data complexity on tuple-independent probabilistic databases. This result extends a dichotomy by Dalvi and Suciu for non-repeating conjunctive queries to queries with negation. The tractable queries with negation are precisely the hierarchical ones and can be recognized efficiently.
Key concepts: Conjunctive query, Negation, Probabilistic logic, Tuple, Computer science, Datalog, Probabilistic database, Relational database