The (Elementary) Mathematical Data Model Revisited

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Autor principal: Mancas, Christian
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author Mancas, Christian
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contents This paper presents the current version of our (Elementary) Mathematical Data Model ((E)MDM), which is based on the naïve theory of sets, relations, and functions, as well as on the first-order predicate calculus with equality. Many real-life examples illustrate its 4 types of sets, 4 types of functions, and 76 types of constraints. This rich panoply of constraints is the main strength of this model, guaranteeing that any data value stored in a database is plausible, which is the highest possible level of syntactical data quality. A (E)MDM example scheme is presented and contrasted with some popular family tree software products.
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Mancas, Christian
Databases
This paper presents the current version of our (Elementary) Mathematical Data Model ((E)MDM), which is based on the naïve theory of sets, relations, and functions, as well as on the first-order predicate calculus with equality. Many real-life examples illustrate its 4 types of sets, 4 types of functions, and 76 types of constraints. This rich panoply of constraints is the main strength of this model, guaranteeing that any data value stored in a database is plausible, which is the highest possible level of syntactical data quality. A (E)MDM example scheme is presented and contrasted with some popular family tree software products.
title The (Elementary) Mathematical Data Model Revisited
topic Databases
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.08367