Section outline
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The purpose of this class is to study the structure of data on the Web and to explain how such data can be represented, described, and queried. The Web is a massively distributed source of heterogeneous and imprecise data of varying structures, collectively amounting to a wealth of information. We will focus on the connections between practical approaches (models, languages, tools for Web data management) and the underlying theoretical foundations (logics, automata, probabilities, etc.). The course partly draws on freely available material from the Web Data Management textbook.
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Internship offers: for internships offers with Antoine, see here. Liat also welcomes PhD students; please contact her if you are interested.
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Opened: Monday, 5 December 2022, 12:00 AMDue: Wednesday, 14 December 2022, 11:59 PM