Sonia Bergamaschi
Abstract
We propose the demonstration of Keymantic, a system for keyword-based searching in relational databases that does not require a-priori knowledge of instances held in a database. It finds numerous applications in situations where traditional keyword-based searching techniques are inapplicable due to the unavailability of the database contents for the construction of the required indexes.
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Index Terms
- Keymantic: semantic keyword-based searching in data integration systems
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