XSDF: A system for XML semantic disambiguation - IEEE Xplore
This paper briefly describes and evaluates XSDF, a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework, taking as input: an XML document and a general purpose semantic network, and …
The XS3 Prototype for Comparing XML Documents and Grammars
We have developed a prototype system, titled XSDF (XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework) to test, evaluate and validate our approach, including implementations of its most recent …
Building semantic trees from XML documents
Mar 1, 2016 · To address all motivations above and provide a more complete and dynamic XML disambiguation approach, we introduce XSDF (XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework) as …
Abstract—This paper briefly describes and evaluates XSDF, a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework, taking as input: an XML document and a general purpose …
Semantic Disambiguation Framework titled XSDF designed to address each of the above limitations, taking as input: an XML document, and then producing as output a semantically …
XSDF: A system for XML semantic disambiguation - Academia.edu
This paper briefly describes and evaluates XSDF, a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework, taking as input: an XML document and a general purpose semantic network, and …
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Oct 1, 2015 · This paper briefly describes and evaluates XSDF, a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework, taking as input: an XML document and a general purpose …
Building Semantic Trees from XML Documents - SSRN
Jun 24, 2018 · In this paper, we provide a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework titled XSDF designed to address each of the above limitations, taking as input: an XML document, …
Abstract—This paper briefly de scribes and evaluates XSDF, a new XML Semantic Disambiguation Framework, taking as input: an XML document and a general purpose …
Figure 3 - XSDF: A system for XML semantic disambiguation
XSDF is as an unsupervised and knowledge-based solution to resolve semantic ambiguities in XML documents. Its overall architecture is shown in Fig. 2 and consists of four modules: a. …