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Paper: Defining Schemas for Property Graphs by using the GraphQL Schema Definition Language

 

Olaf Hartig from Linköping University, partner of SPIRIT project, presents the paper: "Defining Schemas for Property Graphs by using the GraphQL Schema Definition Language", at the Int. Workshop on Graph Data Management Experiences & Systems (GRADES), that will take place during the ACM SIGMOD 2019 conference in Amsterdam at the end of June.

The paper provides a formal definition of the schema definition approach Linköping University is applying for the SPIRIT content DB, and it shows results regarding computational properties of the approach; in particular, it shows that the schema validation problem for the approach has a very low computational complexity (it is in AC0) and the satisfiability problemis NP-hard.

See the paper here

Authors:

Olaf Hartig, Linköping University

Jan Hidders

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