Renée J. Miller
Laura M. Haas
Ronald Fagin
Abstract
Clio is a system for managing and facilitating the complex tasks of heterogeneous data transformation and integration. In Clio, we have collected together a powerful set of data management techniques that have proven invaluable in tackling these difficult problems. In this paper, we present the underlying themes of our approach and present a brief case study.
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- The Clio project: managing heterogeneity
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