Temporal repair construction based on time intervals
Input files: a csv file and a file for temporal functional dependencies.
I assume the last two attributes are the start point and end points of the temporal facts. Therefore you do not need to mention them in the temporal functional dependencies (tFDs), I add them in the program for example if your schema is E(name, company, startpoint, endpoint) and no one can work at the same time in two companies. your tFD is
1 -> 2
This means attribute 1 together with the time determines the value of attribute 2.
For more than on tFDs, put each on a separate line. Separate the attributes by comma.
For example:
1,4 -> 5,6,7
3 -> 2,4, 8
If the first line of your csv file is the name of the attributes uncomment the line
//bf.readLine(); //skipping the header

If you run PntRCon, then there is no need for normalization.
For the IntRCon, use either naive normalization or smart normalization (you need to just uncomment either of them).