Metrics for XML Document Collections

Klettke, Meike; Schneider, Lars; Heuer, Andreas

doi:10.1007/3-540-36128-6_2

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“…• From the Compl and Depth metrics, we conclude that the DTD as a considerable complexity, as the structure depth is in the borderline considered by Klettke et al in [KSH02]. In fact, looking at the SG in Figure 3, we can observe that there are many loops, which notably increases the DTD complexity.…”

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confidence: 82%

“…According to [KSH02], an SG with a depth much higher than seven is complex and reveals a bad DTD design.…”

Section: Structure Depthmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Some of the software metrics (briefly referred above) have been adopted to measure the quality of XML documents [KSH02], being applied both to DTDs and XML-schemas (XSDs).…”

Section: Xml Documents Metricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents

Cruz

Henriques

2010

Proceedings of the 2010 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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In this paper we introduce eXVisXML, a visual tool to explore documents annotated with the mark-up language XML, in order to easily perform over them tasks as knowledge extraction or document engineering.eXVisXML was designed mainly for two kind of users. Those who want to analyze an annotated document to explore the information contained-for them a visual inspection tool can be of great help, and a slicing functionality can be an effective complement.The other target group is composed by document engineers who might be interested in assessing the quality of the annotation created. This can be achieved through the measurements of some parameters that will allow to compare the elements and attributes of the DTD/Schema against those effectively used in the document instances.Both functionalities and the way they were delineated and implemented will be discussed along the paper.

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“…According to [KSH02], an SG with a depth much higher than seven is complex and reveals a bad DTD design.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents

Cruz

Henriques

2010

Proceedings of the 2010 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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“…First work in direction of XML metrics was presented in [2], where Klettke, Schneider and Heuer defined a set of five metrics based on DTD specifications. They didn't develop their own quality model, but used the ISO 9126 quality model where they concentrated on the characteristics usability and maintainability.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…x Depth (DTD) [2] x Fan-In [2] x Fan-Out [2] x Code-oriented breadth [3] x Instance-oriented breadth [3] x Code-oriented depth [3] x Instance-oriented depth [3] x Tree impurity [9] x Efferent coupling [9] x Afferent coupling [9] x Coherence [9] x Normalized count of modules [9] x Count of nodes per module [9] x Fan-In [9] x Fan-Out [9] x Instability [9] OO METRICS…”

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Towards a Framework for Quality XML Schema Evaluation

Šumak

Heričko

Pušnik

2007

2007 29th International Conference on Information Technology Interfaces

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Assuring quality IT solutions demands assuring quality in all aspects of software development process. For this we need well-formed methods with suitable metrics with which we can verify if a process, software product, software component, software artifact or other part of possible solution meets defined quality characteristics. XML Schemas and corresponding XML documents are becoming the most important software artifacts. Today we can find large number of software metrics which are mostly used for software products. Very little has been done in field of metrics for XML Schema specification, especially metrics for evaluating XML Schemas quality. In this paper we will analyze existing XML metrics and their usage and try to hand out preliminary proposal for XML Schema quality framework.

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Improving XML Processing Using Adapted Data Structures

Neumüller

Wilson

2003

Web, Web-Services, and Database Systems

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Metrics for XML Document Collections

Cited by 21 publications

References 7 publications

Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents

Exploring, visualizing and slicing the soul of XML documents

Towards a Framework for Quality XML Schema Evaluation

Improving XML Processing Using Adapted Data Structures

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