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Sangam: A Transformation Modeling Framework

Integration of multiple heterogeneous data sources continues to be a critical problem for many application domains and a challenge for researchers world-wide. One aspect of integration is the translation of schema and data across data model boundaries. Researchers in the past have looked at both customized algorithmic approaches as well as generic meta-modeling approaches as viable solutions. W...

Sangam: A Perso-Arabic to Indic Script Machine Transliteration Model

Indian sub-continent is one of those unique parts of the world where single languages are written in different scripts. This is the case for example with Punjabi, written in Indian East Punjab in Gurmukhi script (a Left to Right script based on Devnagri) and in Pakistani West Punjab, it is written in Shahmukhi (a Right to Left script based on Perso-Arabic). This is also the case with other lang...

Sangam: Modeling Transformations For Integrating Now and Tomorrow

Today many application engineers struggle to not only publish their relational, object or ascii file data on the Web but to also integrate information from diverse sources, often inventing and reinventing a suite of hard-wired integration tools. A model management system that supports the specification and manipulation of not only data models and schemata, but also mappings between the differen...

Sangam: A Framework for Modeling Heterogeneous Database Transformations

A broad spectrum of data is available on-line in distinct heterogeneous sources, and stored under different formats. As the number of systems that utilize the heterogeneous data sources grows, the importance of data translation and conversion mechanisms increases greatly. The goal of our work is a to design a framework that simplifies the task of translation specification and execution. Transla...