International Journal of Engineering Research in Electronics and Communication Engineering

Topic-based Modeling using Query Based Approach with Independent XML Structure Data

Author : Heena Malani ¹ S. R. Ghungrad ²

Date of Publication :14th February 2018

Abstract: The rapid adoption of XML as a standard for representation and exchange of information is an enormous amount of XML data retention and archiving on the Internet or incorporate data repositories. This will lead to the development of online decision support systems where users and analysts can interact large XML datasets through open query interfaces (such as XQuery or XSLT). Estimated responses are effective mechanisms to reduce response time and provide feedback to users. This approach has been successfully used in relational and more confident systems in the XML world. Complex evaluations of structured data are more expensive. Ranking and the most relevant search results became the most popular paradigm for processing XML messages. However, existing proposals did not adequately consider the structure, and therefore were not rational. Link structure to content to answer a relaxing question. To solve this problem, we offer a sophisticated query framework to support an approximate query of XML data. Responses under this framework do not need to be strictly adhered to. It may use a view that was subtracted from the original query. So we've developed a new top-of-the-line search method that can generate the most likely response in a ranking order relative to rank. We work with a comprehensive set of experiments to demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach in terms of precision and recall

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