Computer science and math: a precise mix for uncertain database applications

Authors:
Scott Grimes;Theresa Beaubouef;Ghassan Alkadi
Affiliations:
Southeastern Louisiana University;Southeastern Louisiana University;Southeastern Louisiana University
Venue:
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
Year:
2010

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Abstract

There are a variety of mathematical theories for incorporating uncertainty management into database applications. This paper explores the improvements that can be applied to traditional relational databases by implementing techniques from rough set theory. In particular, the level of precision required to extract relevant data is greatly reduced, and more information is returned. Issues arising during the design phase of a real world application are discussed.