Result reconstruction approach for more effective XML fragment search
Atsushi Keyaki, Kenji Hatano, Jun Miyazaki · 2010
We propose and evaluate a method for obtaining more accurate search results in extensible markup language (XML) fragment search, which is a search that produces only relevant fragments or portions of an XML document. The existing approaches generate a ranked list in descending order of each XML fragment's relevance to a search query; however, these approaches often extract irrelevant XML fragments and overlook more relevant fragments. To address these problems, our approach extracts relevant XML fragments by considering the size of the fragments and the relationships between the fragments. Next, we score the XML fragments to generate a refined ranked list. For scoring, we rank the XML fragments that are informative for user information needs as high in the list. In particular, each XML fragment is scored using the statistics of its descendant and ancestor XML fragments.