The proportions of refractive errors and ocular disorders in athletes with intellectual disability attending the SOLCIOE program in South India are similar to those reported for able-bodied school-aged children in urban and rural India. Like that of their able-bodied peers, the visual needs of children with intellectual disability are also not adequately being met.
Designing intelligent expert systems capable of answering different human queries is a challenging and emerging area of research. A huge amount of web data is available online and majority of which are in the form of unstructured documents covering articles, online news, corporate reports, medical records, social media communication data, etc. A user in need of certain information has to assess all the relevant documents to obtain the exact answer of their queries which is a time consuming and tedious work. Also, sometimes it becomes quite difficult to obtain the exact information from a list of documents quickly as and when required unless the whole document is read. This paper presents a rule-based information extraction system for unstructured web data that access the document contents quickly and provides the relevant answers to the user queries in a structured format. A number of tests were conducted to determine the overall performance of the proposed model and the results obtained in all the experiments performed shows the effectiveness of the model in providing required answers to different user queries quickly.
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