The Web-OEM approach to Web information extraction

Iocchi, Luca

doi:10.1006/jnca.1999.0095

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“…Prior research studied document management problems either in general or from a particular viewpoint such as document retrieval or document manipulation [Chin, 2001, Foo and Lim, 1997, Jones and Morrison, 1993, Lambrix and Padgham, 2000, Zantout and Marir, 1999. This research focuses on e-document exchange and information extraction, which is an important topic of document management [Chang et al, 2003, Hao et al, 1996, Iocchi, 1999. This paper describes an application developed for the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) to process research grant applications.…”

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E-Document Management Based on Web services and XML

Liu

Mao

et al. 2004

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Document management plays an important role in R&D project management for government funding agencies, universities, and research institutions. The advent of Web services and XML presents new opportunities for e-document management. This paper describes a novel solution for processing large quantities of electronic documents in multiple formats within a short timeframe. The solution is based on Web services for integrating two-tiered distributed processing. It also involves a document extraction process for handling multiple document formats, with XML as the intermediate for information exchange. The application of the solution at the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) proved successful, and the general approach may be applied to a broad range of e-document management settings.

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