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Started by Algirdas Pakstas
Thu, 23 Jul 1992 18:26
Proposal from S-Peterburg, Russia
Author: Algirdas Pakstas
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 18:26
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 18:26
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concurrent design, structured objects
Dear netters,
My colleague from S-Peterburg, Russia (without access to News) who
interested in cooperation with people who works in similar areas asked
me to post enclosed proposal for discussing adopted approach in
corresponding Newsgroups (Currently I send it to comp.groupware,
comp.theory, comp.databases.theory. If somebody know better place for
such subject, please, repost it).
Anyway, please, reply directly to author: Anatoly S. Kulinitch
(anat@iias.spb.su).
Thanks for your attention,
-- Algirdas Pakstas
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Proposal:
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INFORMATION SUPPORT FOR DECISION MAKING IN
CONCURRENT DESIGN OF STRUCTURED OBJECTS
{ Graph-Categorical Concepts of OODM Integrity
for concurrent engeneering of structured comples objects }
Anatoly Kulinitch
Russian Academy of Sciences
Institute for Informatics and Automation
Sankt-Peterburg, Russia
(anat@iias.spb.su)
An approach based on a broadened concept of integrity of an
object-oriented data model (OODM) concerning the development of an
information environment (IE) for concurrent design of structured
complex objects is suggested.
IE includes a distributed deductive object-oriented data
base (OODB), user's interface and OODB interface with the applied
programs. The basic demand made on IE consists in maintaining
integrity and consistency of data
Hypergraph (h-graph) category is a suitable unifying tool to
describe varions heterogeneous aspect for construction OODM.
Formalism of h-graph context-sensitive grammmars is applied to
investigate verious aspect of modeling of logical OODB integrity.
Theory of h-graph rewritins is a base tool for the solution of
sinchronization problem in OODM updatins. The main advantage of
this approach is that there is a categorical formulation available
and powerful results concerning parallel and concurrent
derivations, graph production, algebraically specified data type
Integrity and consistency of data for concurrent design are
provided by deductive inference of the integral integrity
restrictions (IR) for each one of its h-graph fragments - some
hyperarcs by a local closure of IR of the decision to be made.
Computation of admissible OODM states is performed through local
constraints propagation. In this manner only semanticaly correct
OODB states can be generated. This approach is used to generate
the process of choose rules to be applied from given finite set of
constraints rules.
The concept of OODM integrity covers such notions as integrity of
entities and relations of Codd as well as integrity of properties
which is introduced to enhance semantic capacities of the OODM.
Amalgamation mechanism for solution of synchronisation problems
within h-graph grammar formalism - Grammar for Distributed system
(GDS) is applicated. Constraction of locally star gluing
formulas is given for parallel derivation on h-graph. Operations
on OODM is formulated using sub h-graph rewriting (replacement).
Manipulation of OODM is satisfied next mechanisms: Local
constraint propagation; Consistency checking; Formal constraints
manipulation; Network consistency techniques.
IE facilities are being developed with the use of C++. The
following classes have been created as base classes: "sorted
lists" used to describe relation schemes; "set" (of vertices,
arcs) for which theoretical-set operations are implemented;
"graph" ("h-graph") for which operations are constructed in the
form of virtual functions of interfaces of these classes.
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