Incremental View Maintenance: Beyond Worst-Case Analysis II
summary
Defines a join-tree-based enclosureness that measures effective lifespans in a generalized join tree and claims any free-connex conjunctive query can be updated in amortized time λ(S,T) where λ is that enclosureness over the sequence. Shows matching hardness via an OuMv reduction encoding M and vectors with relations R2 R4 and using R3 encodes matrix while R1 R5 act as indicator tuples to simulate deletions, implying Ω(root N) (√N) update lower bounds for FIFO or even insertion-only cases with aggregation.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to enclosure
- 10:25Join tree-based enclosure
- 15:22Query complexity and bounds
- 17:57Lower bounds and open problems
- 20:56Aggregations and conclusion
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