We propose the first known solution to the problem of correlating, in small space, continuous streams of XML data through approximate (structure and content) matching, as defined by a general tree-
A frequent task encountered in XML processing is to filter an input document to produce a subdocument; that is, a document whose root-to-leaf paths are root-to-leaf paths of the original document a
We introduce a new paradigm for the retrieval and presentation of management data.
It is generally prescribed that XP be adopted in full.
We study the satisfiability problem associated with XPath in the presence of DTDs.
Effective support for XML query languages is becoming increasingly important with the emergence of new applications that access large volumes of XML data.
Internet of Things (IoT) data and video traffic is forecasted to explode within the coming decade.
In this talk I present XStream, a DSL for writing stream processing queries that are to be executed across distributed network nodes.
We propose XTRACT, a novel system for inferring a DTD schema for a database of XML documents.
XML is rapidly emerging as the new standard for data representation and exchange on the Web.
