Lee, K.
, Choy, Y.
, Cho, S.
, Tang, X.
and Mccrary, V.
(2021),
Content Migration: From Paper to XML Documents, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Proceedings of International Workshop on Multimedia Data and Document Engineering, , 1
(Accessed November 27, 2024)
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Content Migration: From Paper to XML Documents
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K H. Lee, Y C. Choy, S B. Cho, , V R. Mccrary
Abstract
¿¿¿With the widespread of XML documents on the Web, there is a growing interest in transforming paper-based documents into XML representations. In this paper, we present a syntactic method for logical structure analysis of documents with multiple pages and hierarchical structure. To generate a logical structure more accurately and quickly than previous works of which the basic units are text lines, the proposed method takes text regions with hierarchical structure as input. Furthermore, we define a document model that is able to represent explicit knowledge about geometric characteristics and logical structure information of documents efficiently. Experimental results with 372 images scanned from technical journal documents show that the method has performed logical structure analysis successfully. Particularly, the method generates XML documents as the result of structural analysis, so that it enhances the reusability of documents.Proceedings Title
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Proceedings of International Workshop on Multimedia Data and Document Engineering
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Created October 12, 2021