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If we were to find a sponsor for a competition where the winner would be a
named data model and the primary criteria would be related to the cost tor
an institution choosing to use that data model (including costs if there is
a lack of quality or breach of security or difficulty in maintinaing it,
...), what should that competition include?
I would very much like to see such a competition because my intuition, without sufficient scientifically gathered emperical data, is that the relational model ought to be retired. I realize there are logical arguments for doing so, but even my own logical arguments don't prove to me that any other model (particularly those modeled on mathematical graphs or di-graphs) is any better, only that each has merits and demerits. I would like some real data - how could we collect such?
Thanks. --dawn Received on Tue Mar 09 2004 - 12:12:04 CST
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