SQUID
Akshay Kansal, Francesca Spezzano
Abstract
Akshay Kansal, Francesca Spezzano
Abstract
Graph databases such as chemical databases, protein databases, and RNA motif databases, are simply a collection of graphs. Querying a graph database involves the computation of a subgraph isomorphism problem (which is NP-complete) for each graph in the database. Therefore, an index is required to filter out false positives and reduce the number of subgraph isomorphisms to compute.
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Graph databases such as chemical databases, protein databases, and RNA motif databases, are simply a collection of graphs. Querying a graph database involves the computation of a subgraph isomorphism problem (which is NP-complete) for each graph in the database. Therefore, an index is required to filter out false positives and reduce the number of subgraph isomorphisms to compute.
Key concepts: Subgraph isomorphism problem, Computer science, Graph isomorphism, Graph database, False positive paradox, Graph, Induced subgraph isomorphism problem, Computation