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org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysis
Packages that use org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysis
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Classes in org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysis used by org.aksw.commons.graph.index.jena.transformClassDescriptionThis class captures the following generic SPARQL query set: Select (project / extend) { // postDistinctVarDefs select distinct (project / extend) { // preDestinctVarDefs [subOp] filter(...) } } - if there is no distinct, there are no post-distinct definitions (indicated by null); only pre-distinct ones - the filters are always expressed to reference pre-distinct variables this means, that any filter must be expanded first using the post-distinct definitions and subsequently the pre-distsinct definitions - initially: as long as there is no distinct encountered: - have all projections / expressions affect the pre-distinct definitions When encountering distinct: - Any new distinct makes a prior one obsolete.
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Classes in org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysis used by org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysisClassDescriptionThis class captures the following generic SPARQL query set: Select (project / extend) { // postDistinctVarDefs select distinct (project / extend) { // preDestinctVarDefs [subOp] filter(...) } } - if there is no distinct, there are no post-distinct definitions (indicated by null); only pre-distinct ones - the filters are always expressed to reference pre-distinct variables this means, that any filter must be expanded first using the post-distinct definitions and subsequently the pre-distsinct definitions - initially: as long as there is no distinct encountered: - have all projections / expressions affect the pre-distinct definitions When encountering distinct: - Any new distinct makes a prior one obsolete.This class captures the following generic SPARQL query set: Select (project / extend) { // postDistinctVarDefs select distinct (project / extend) { // preDestinctVarDefs [subOp] filter(...) } } - if there is no distinct, there are no post-distinct definitions (indicated by null); only pre-distinct ones - the filters are always expressed to reference pre-distinct variables this means, that any filter must be expanded first using the post-distinct definitions and subsequently the pre-distsinct definitions - initially: as long as there is no distinct encountered: - have all projections / expressions affect the pre-distinct definitions When encountering distinct: - Any new distinct makes a prior one obsolete.
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Classes in org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.analysis used by org.aksw.jena_sparql_api.algebra.utils