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Brief Tutorial on Probabilistic Databases

name:Dan Suciu
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Defines a tuple-independent model where each tuple is a random event and query probability equals the probability of the lineage (grounded FO sentence) and reduces evaluation to propositional model counting. Gives a concrete dichotomy: for non-repeating conjunctive queries hierarchical = PTIME and otherwise #P-hard, and extends to unate universal/existential fragments where syntactic rules (independent projection, inclusion–exclusion) are complete. Shows DPLL-style solvers map to decision DNNF and can be provably exponential even when the rules yield polynomial-time evaluation.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:26About This Talk
  3. 1:50Background: Relational databases
  4. 5:20Probabilistic Database
  5. 8:32Outline
  6. 9:45Probability of a Formula
  7. 11:06Algorithms for Model Counting (Gomes, Sabharwal, Selman'2009) Based on full search DPLL
  8. 13:40Relational Representation (1/2)
  9. 16:17Weighted FO Model Counting
  10. 19:27Discussion: Correlations
  11. 22:33Background: Query Plans
  12. 23:55An Example
  13. 26:15Extensional Plans
  14. 29:50Unsafe Queries
  15. 33:24Hierarchical Queries
  16. 34:41The Small Dichotomy Theorem
  17. 39:14FOun = Unate FO
  18. 44:27Example: Liftable Query
  19. 48:42Unliftable Queries (HK)
  20. 50:04Summary so Far
  21. 51:01Lifted vs. Grounded Inference
  22. 52:09Decision-DNNE
  23. 53:43Notations
  24. 54:41Easy/Hard Queries
  25. 55:36Cancellations
  26. 57:47Möbius Über Alles
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