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Pentagonal scheme for dynamic XML prefix labelling

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Dhavalkumar Thakker
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In XML databases, the indexing process is based on a labelling or numbering scheme and generally used to label an XML document to perform an XML query using the path node information. Moreover, a labelling scheme helps to capture the structural relationships during query processing without the need to access the physical document. Two of the main problems for labelling XML schemes are duplicated labels, and cost efficiency regarding labelling time and size. This research presents a novel dynamic XML labelling scheme, called the Pentagonal Scheme, in which data are represented as ordered XML nodes with relationships between them. The update of these nodes from large-scale XML documents has been widely investigated and represents a challenging research problem, as it means relabelling a whole tree. Our algorithms provide an efficient dynamic XML labelling scheme to support data updates without duplicating labels or relabelling old nodes. Our work evaluates the labelling process in terms of size and time, and evaluates the labelling scheme's ability to handle several insertions in XML documents. The findings indicate that the Pentagonal scheme shows a better initial labelling time performance than compared schemes. Particularly when using large size XML datasets. Moreover, it efficiently supports random skewed updates, has fast calculations and uncomplicated implementations to thus handle updates efficiently. In addition, the comparable evaluation of the query response time and relationships in Pentagonal scheme can be efficiently performed without presenting any extra cost. It was for this reason that our labelling scheme achieved the goal of this research. (C) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
XML labelling
Prefix scheme
Dewey labelling
Dynamic scheme
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