The electrical domain, either domestic or industrial, benefits from a huge set of well-defined norms at both the national and international levels. However and surprisingly enough, there is no such norm regarding the actual conception and structuration of electrical diagrams, even though the basic symbols and notations remain the same. Each company is actually free to design such diagram relative to its own experience, expertise and know-how. The difficulty is that such diagrams, which are most of the time materialized as a PDF booklet, do not reflect this implicit knowledge. In this paper, we introduce our work on the extraction and the structuration of such knowledge using ad-hoc graph and text analysis as well as clustering techniques. Starting from a set of raw documents, we propose an end-to-end solution that offers a structured view, which is company dependent, of any electrical diagram for a given company.
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