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Enumeration on Trees under Relabelings

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arxiv 1709.06185 v3 pith:E42YMIIF submitted 2017-09-18 cs.DB cs.LO

classification cs.DBcs.LO
keywords relabelingsenumerationtreesnodequeriesunderanswersdelay
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We study how to evaluate MSO queries with free variables on trees, within the framework of enumeration algorithms. Previous work has shown how to enumerate answers with linear-time preprocessing and delay linear in the size of each output, i.e., constant-delay for free first-order variables. We extend this result to support relabelings, a restricted kind of update operations on trees which allows us to change the node labels. Our main result shows that we can enumerate the answers of MSO queries on trees with linear-time preprocessing and delay linear in each answer, while supporting node relabelings in logarithmic time. To prove this, we reuse the circuit-based enumeration structure from our earlier work, and develop techniques to maintain its index under node relabelings. We also show how enumeration under relabelings can be applied to evaluate practical query languages, such as aggregate, group-by, and parameterized queries.

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    Dynamic membership for any fixed regular tree language is maintained in O(log n / log log n) per relabeling, with an exact constant-time class under a standard hardness conjecture.

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