
We present a new type of a query with a fuzzy linguistic quantifier that makes it possible to account for a variable quality of pieces of data involved. We assume the so called horizontal quantification query introduced in our works (cf. Kacprzyk and Ziolkowski [10] and Kacprzyk, Ziolkowski and Zadrozny [9]), an additional degree of the quality of a piece of data (corresponding to a particular query condition), and then use some extended OWA (ordered weighted aggregation) operator with importance (weight) qualification for the implementation of a linguistic quantifier driven aggregation of satisfaction of the particular query conditions. Finally, we show how the new approach can be accommodated in our FQUERY for Access database querying system.
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