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The document describes AMBER, a system for extracting structured data from result pages using little domain knowledge. AMBER uses a browser to extract the DOM tree and annotate facts. It maps facts to attributes and attributes to data areas using domain-specific rules. Experiments show AMBER achieves very high precision and recall of over 99% in extracting attributes like price and location from real estate pages. Current work involves testing AMBER on other domains and improving the system using visual information and probabilistic logic programming.
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A growing number of resources are available for enriching documents with semantic annotations. While originally focused on a few standard classes of annotations, the ecosystem of annotators is now becoming increasingly diverse. Although annotators often
have very different vocabularies, with both high-level and specialist concepts, they also have many semantic interconnections. We will show that both the overlap and the diversity in annotator vocabularies motivate the need for semantic annotation integration: middleware
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1) The document discusses relational databases and the query language Datalog. It provides examples of flight data stored in relations and queried using relational algebra operations.
2) Complex conjunctive queries over the flight data relations are built up step-by-step using relational joins and selections to find which airlines fly directly from London to Glasgow.
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1. The document describes AMBER, a system that automatically learns gazetteers from the deep web by analyzing web pages and extracting common terms and locations.
2. AMBER identifies data areas and records on pages, aligns attributes, and learns terms with confidence values that can be added to a gazetteer.
3. An evaluation on real estate and used car domains showed AMBER could extract attributes like price, location, and bedrooms with over 98% precision and recall.
AMBER WWW 2012 (Demonstration)
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Web forms are the interfaces of the deep web. Though modern web browsers provide facilities to assist in form filling, this assistance is limited to prior form fillings or keyword matching. Automatic form understanding enables a broad range of applications, including crawlers, meta-search engines, and usability and accessibility support for enhanced web browsing. In this demonstration, we use a novel form understanding approach, OPAL, to assist in form filling even for complex, previously unknown forms. OPAL associates form labels to fields by analyzing structural properties in the HTML encoding and visual features of the page rendering. OPAL interprets this labeling and classifies the fields according to a given domain ontology. The combination of these two properties, allows OPAL to deal effectively with many forms outside of the grasp of existing form filling techniques. In the UK real estate domain, OPAL achieves >99% accuracy in form understanding.
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UML Class Diagrams (UCDs) are the best known class-based formalism for conceptual modeling. They are used by software engineers to model the intensional structure of a system in terms of classes, attributes and operations, and to express constraints that must hold for every instance of the system. Reasoning over UCDs is of paramount importance in design, validation, maintenance and system analysis; however, for medium and large software projects, reasoning over UCDs may be impractical. Query answering, in particular, can be used to verify whether a (possibly incomplete) instance of the system modeled by the UCD, i.e., a snapshot, enjoys a certain property. In this work, we study the problem of querying UCD instances, and we relate it to query answering under guarded Datalog +/-, that is, a powerful Datalog-based language for ontological modeling. We present an expressive and meaningful class of UCDs, named UCDLog, under which conjunctive query answering is tractable in the size of the instances.
OPAL: automated form understanding for the deep web - WWW 2012
Forms are our gates to the web. They enable us to access the deep content of web sites. Automatic form understanding unlocks this content for applications ranging from crawlers to meta-search engines and is essential for improving usability and accessibility of the web. Form understanding has received surprisingly little attention other than as component in specific applications such as crawlers. No comprehensive approach to form understanding exists and previous works disagree even in the definition of the problem. In this paper, we present OPAL, the first comprehensive approach to form understanding. We identify form labeling and form interpretation as the two main tasks involved in form understanding. On both problems OPAL pushes the state of the art: For form labeling, it combines signals from the text, structure, and visual rendering of a web page, yielding robust characterisations of common design patterns. In extensive experiments on the ICQ and TEL-8 benchmarks and a set of 200 modern web forms OPAL outperforms previous approaches by a significant margin. For form interpretation, we introduce a template language to describe frequent form patterns. These two parts of OPAL combined yield form understanding with near perfect accuracy (> 98%).
Nyaya: Semantic data markets: a flexible environment for knowledge management...
We present Nyaya , a flexible system for the management of Semantic-Web data which couples a general-purpose storage mechanism with efficient ontology reasoning and querying capabilities. Nyaya processes large Semantic-Web datasets,
expressed in a variety of formalisms, by transforming them into a collection of Semantic Data Kiosks. Each kiosk exposes the native meta-data in a uniform fashion using Datalog± , a very general rule-based language for the representation of ontological constraints. The kiosks form a Semantic Data Market where the data in each kiosk can be uniformly accessed using conjunctive queries and where users can specify user-defined constraints over the data. Nyaya is easily extensible and robust to updates of both data and meta-data in the kiosk and can readily adapt to different logical organization of the persistent storage. The approach has been experimented using well-known benchmarks, and compared to state-of-the-art research prototypes and commercial systems.
Table Recognition
The document describes the DIADEM Ontology, which provides a conceptual model for extracting data from web pages. It consists of a logical model representing web entities and a phenomenological model describing how entities are represented. The ontology includes form and result-page models, with the form model describing elements of web forms and their relationships, while the result-page model captures attributes and records displayed on results pages. The document discusses handling uncertainty, vagueness and inconsistencies that can arise in web data extraction.
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- 1. Little Knowledge Rules The Web: Domain-Centric Result Page Extraction Tim Furche, Georg Gottlob, Giovanni Grasso, Giorgio Orsi, Christian Scallhart, Cheng Wang Department of Computer Science University of Oxford Cheng.wang@trinity.ox.ac.uk
- 3. Outline Adaptable Model-Based Extraction of Result Pages (AMBER) • System Overview • Experiments • Current Work
- 4. AMBER: System Overview Needs only Very high one clue precision & recall Adaptable Model-Based Extraction of Result Pages Implemented Domain-Parameterized tool, in rules currently aimed at UK real-estate Part of DIADEM | Domain-centric Intelligent Automated Data Extraction Methodology
- 6. Fact Generation & Annotation • Live browser (Mozilla XUL-Runner) • Extract DOM tree • CSS box information • Textual annotation with GATE (domain dep.) – Gazetteers – Regular expression like rules • All represented as facts in the Page Model
- 7. Phenomenological Mapping Fact Attribute • Attribute Model: – Types & constraints • Dom node and attribute • Attribute Creation Constraints: – Required Annotations – Disallowed Annotations
- 8. Segmentation Mapping: Identification Attribute Data area • From bottom phenomena to data area • Little knowledge rules the web Only one domain concept (mandatory attribute) – Price – Location – Title
- 9. Segmentation Mapping: Identification • Multi data area identification
- 10. Segmentation Mapping: Understanding • Data area Record • Domain independent • Identify leading nodes • Two problems – Superfluous nodes – Correct shift
- 13. Experiments 100.0% 99.0% 98.0% Precision Recall 97.0% F-measure 96.0% 95.0% Data Area Record Attribute Price Location
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