Proposed framework enhances query plans and efficiency in semantic data, indicating potential benefits for energy systems.
The digital age and the rise of Internet of Things technology have led to an explosion of data, including vast amounts of semantic data. In the context of large-scale semantic data graphs, centralized storage struggles to meet the efficiency requirements of the queries. This has led to a shift towards distributed semantic data systems. In federated semantic data systems, ensuring both query efficiency and comprehensive results is challenging because of data independence and privacy constraints. To address this, we propose a query processing framework featuring a block-level star decomposition method for generating efficient query plans, augmented by auxiliary indexes to guarantee the completeness of the results. A specialized FEDERATEDAND BY keyword is introduced for federated environments, and a partition-based parallel assembly method accelerates the result integration. Our approach demonstrably improves query efficiency and is analyzed for its potential application in energy systems.
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