Towards automating of document structure transformations

Kuikka, Eila; Leinonen, Paula; Penttonen, Martti

doi:10.1145/585058.585078

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“…The approaches in [2,10,18] are different from ours since they change documents due to updates over the schema. There are important differences from our approach and the regular grammar inference [16] since we have just one negative example.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 94%

Regular expression transformations to extend regular languages (with application to a Datalog XML schema validator)

Luz

Ferrari

Musicante

2007

Journal of Algorithms

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 94%

Regular expression transformations to extend regular languages (with application to a Datalog XML schema validator)

Luz

Ferrari

Musicante

2007

Journal of Algorithms

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“…More strict definitions for the theoretical basis of the method and the algorithms to which the implementation is based on, can be found in [7].…”

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“…This paper describes a prototype for an implementation based on the method introduced in [7]. In our previous work, we sketched the semi-automatic method for so called local, hierarchical and dense tree transformation.…”

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Automating XML document structure transformations

Leinonen

2003

Proceedings of the 2003 ACM Symposium on Document Engineering

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This paper describes an implementation for syntax-directed transformation of XML documents from one structure to another. The system is based on the method which we have introduced in our earlier work. That work characterized certain general conditions under which a semi-automatic transformation is possible.The system generates semi-automatically a transformation between two structures of the same document class. The system gets source and target DTDs as an input. There is a tool for a user to define a label association between the elements of the DTDs. From the two DTDs and from the label association, the system generates the transformation specification semi-automatically. The system has a tool to help the user to select a correct translation if the target DTD produces several possible structures.Implementation of the transformation is based on the topdown tree transducer. From the transformation specification the system produces an XSLT script automatically.

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“…[2,3,9,13,16,21]. Most of them focus on database-oriented applications, where schemas to be transformed often have similar semantics and syntaxes.…”

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<title>An object-oriented approach for harmonization of multimedia markup languages</title>

Chen

Kuo

Sun

et al. 2003

Storage and Retrieval Methods and Applications for Multimedia 2004

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An object-oriented methodology is proposed to harmonize several different markup languages in this research. First, we adopt the Unified Modelling Language (UML) as the data model to formalize the concept and the process of the harmonization process between the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) applications. Then, we design the Harmonization eXtensible Markup Language (HXML) based on the data model and formalize the transformation between the Document Type Definitions (DTDs) of the original XML applications and HXML. The transformation between instances is also discussed. We use the harmonization of SMIL and X3D as an example to demonstrate the proposed methodology. This methodology can be generalized to various application domains.

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Towards automating of document structure transformations

Cited by 22 publications

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Regular expression transformations to extend regular languages (with application to a Datalog XML schema validator)

Regular expression transformations to extend regular languages (with application to a Datalog XML schema validator)

Automating XML document structure transformations

<title>An object-oriented approach for harmonization of multimedia markup languages</title>

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