Christopher C. Yang
ABSTRACT
In this work, we study similarity measures for text-centric XML documents based on an extended vector space model, which considers both document content and structure. Experimental results based on a benchmark showed superior performance of the proposed measure over the baseline which ignores structural knowledge of XML documents.
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Index Terms
- Measuring similarity of semi-structured documents with context weights
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