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Categorical Data Skyline Using Classification Tree

Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 2011
Wookey Lee, Justin Song, Carson K. Leung
Citations17
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.35
SNIP0.55

TL;DR

This paper pioneer an entirely new domain for skyline query--namely, the categorical data--with which the corresponding ranking measures for the skyline queries are developed, and tested the proposed algorithm using the ACM Computing Classification System.

Abstract

Skyline query is an effective method to process large-sized multi-dimensional data sets as it can pinpoint the target data so that dominated data (say, 95% of data) can be efficiently excluded as unnecessary data objects. However, most of the conventional skyline algorithms were developed to handle numerical data. Thus, most of the text data were excluded from being processed by the algorithms. In this paper, we pioneer an entirely new domain for skyline query—namely, the categorical data—with which the corresponding ranking measures for the skyline queries are developed. We tested our proposed algorithm using the ACM Computing Classification System.

Keywords

Computer Science