Based on the experimental results analysis, our proposed system outperforms other database systems for most queries when the data set size is small. We compare three database systems, which are Apache Jena TDB (native RDF store, My SQL (relational database, and our proposed system with MongoDB (No SQL database. We evaluate the proposed design and implementation by using the Berlin SPARQL Benchmark, which is one of the most widely accepted benchmarks for comparing the performance of RDF storage systems. We choose MongoDB to represent a No SQL database because it is one of the most popular high-performance No SQL databases.
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