Elham Akbari Azirani, François Goasdoué, I. Manolescu, Alexandra Roatis
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RDF is the leading data model for the Semantic Web, and dedicated query languages such as SPARQL 1.1, featuring in particular aggregation, allow extracting information from RDF graphs. A framework for analytical processing of RDF data was introduced in [1], where analytical schemas and analytical queries (cubes) are fully re-designed for heterogeneous, semantic-rich RDF graphs. In this novel analytical setting, we consider the following optimization problem: how to reuse the materialized result of a given RDF analytical query (cube) in order to compute the answer to another cube. We provide view-based rewriting algorithms for these cube transformations, and demonstrate experimentally their practical interest.