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SPLENDID: SPARQL endpoint federation exploiting VOID descriptions

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    In order to leverage the full potential of the Semantic Web it is necessary to transparently query distributed RDF data sources in the same way as it has been possible with federated databases for ages. However, there are significant differences between the Web of (linked) Data and the traditional database approaches. Hence, it is not straightforward to adapt successful database techniques for RDF federation. Reasons are the missing cooperation between SPARQL end-points and the need for detailed data statistics for estimating the costs of query execution plans. We have implemented SPLENDID, a query optimization strategy for federating SPARQL endpoints based on statistical data obtained from voiD descriptions.

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    COLD'11: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Consuming Linked Data - Volume 782
    October 2011
    142 pages
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    • Olaf Hartig,
    • Andreas Harth,
    • Juan Sequeda

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