Guangming Xing
ABSTRACT
We describe XIS, an XML document integration system. The system is based on an algorithm that computes the top-down edit distance between an XML document and a schema. The complexity of the algorithm is t x s x log s, where t is the size of the document and s is the size of the schema.The system includes a GUI that allows the user to visualize the operations performed on the XML document. Synthesized and real data-sets will be used to show the efficiency and efficacy of the system.
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Digital Library
- Nobutaka Suzuki, Finding an Optimum Edit Script between an XML Document and a DTD}, SAC'05, pp. 647--653, March, 2005, Santa Fe, NM. Google ScholarDigital Library
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Index Terms
- XIS: an XML document integration system
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