Garlic is a middleware system that provides an in-tegrated view of a variety of legacy data sources, without changing how or where data is stored. In this paper, we describe our architecture for wrap-pers, key components of Garlic that encapsulate data sources and mediate between them

of pseudocyesis and schizoaffective disorder but with no pre-existing psychiatric illness. Results: Nosological, phenomenological and aetiological issues are discussed. In the context of novel deficit-and motivational theories of delusion formation we provide an in-tegrated view of the reported cases. Conclusions

ABSTRACT taxation at the individual level, when The wait for the forthcomingTreasury coupledwith businesstaxationat the cor-porate level, results in double taxation of report on corporate and individual tax in- the income attributable to such invest-tegration has increased interest in the ment

structures in a domain. This problem is made more difficult when disagreement exists between views. We introduce a new unsupervised algorithm for combining information from related views, using a late in-tegration strategy. Combination is performed by applying an approach based on matrix factorization

of Q using the views in V ′ are contained in those using the views in V − V ′. Solving this problem can help us to, for example, choose the minimum number of views to be cached, or better design the virtual schema in a mediated data in-tegration system, or avoid repeated calculation in query

Abstract Today’s programmers have difficulties using ontology in their information-centric applications, where ontology would be useful. This paper addresses the in-tegration technique of ontologies into an object-oriented scripting language. Our technique is based on the use of semantic mapping

appearance are obtained by pruning hierarchi-cal clustering trees, and a simple but effective cross-view training strategy is proposed to learn filters that are view-invariant and discriminative. Third, filter responses are in-tegrated with patch matching scores in RankSVM training. The effectiveness of our

Abstract Dating back to the mid-1950s, questions regarding school in-tegration have become a staple of public opinion polls. As the United States transitions to an era where virtually all integration efforts must be volun-tarily adopted by school boards, public support for integration is more im

. Collecting, structuring and storing constitute the different tasks of complex data integration. There exists many approaches for data in-tegration like mediated schemes and wrappers, or warehousing. In this paper, we propose a new approach for complex data integration that uses both classical warehousing

Abstract. This paper shares the experiences with one of the BEinGRID pilots, BE14, from a technological point of view. The experiment has in-tegrated GRID superscalar (as programming model) with GridWay (as metascheduler) through the DRMAA standard. Additionally, a portal based in GridSphere has