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Evaluating Continuous Queries with Inconsistency Annotations
Continuous Queries (CQs) run inde!nitely, processing in!nite data streams and producing continuous outputs. They commonly use window functions to segment streams into !nite chunks for computation. Ensuring data integrity in CQs is challenging, involving, for example, streaming joins for binary const
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