A FORMALISM FOR CONTEXT MEDIATION BASED ON FEATURE LOGIC
Peter Mott, Stuart Roberts · International Journal of Cooperative Information Systems · 1999
This paper describes a formalism for context mediation based on Feature Logic. The formalism enables a distinction to be drawn between integrity and translational aspects of mediation. It is independent of the relational model, though easily used within it. The formalism makes precise the concept of "context" and provides a framework for mediation between disparate data sources.