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ORCIDEffective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003
- Shirley A. Becker:
Effective Databases for Text & Document Management. IRM Press 2003, ISBN 1-931777-47-0
Section I: Information Extraction and Retrieval in Web-Based Systems
- Saliha Smadhi:
System of Information Retrieval in XML Documents. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 1-11 - Witold Abramowicz, Jakub Piskorski:
Information Extraction from Free-Text Business Documents. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 12-23 - Ulrich Schiel, Ianna M. S. F. de Sousa:
Interactive Indexing of Documents with a Multilingual Thesaurus. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 24-35 - Ido Millet:
Managing Document Taxonomies in Relational Databases. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 36-52 - Yangjun Chen, Gerald Huck:
Building Signature-Trees on Path Signatures in Document Databases. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 53-73 - Altigran Soares da Silva, Pável Calado, Rodrigo C. Vieira, Alberto H. F. Laender, Berthier A. Ribeiro-Neto:
Keyword-Based Queries Over Web Databases. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 74-92 - Virpi Lyytikäinen, Pasi Tiitinen, Airi Salminen:
Unifying Access to Heterogeneous Document Databases Through Contextual Metadata. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 93-107
Section II: Data Management and Web Technologies
- José Francisco Aldana-Montes, Antonio C. Gomez Lora, Nathalie Moreno Vergara, María del Mar Roldán-García:
Database Management Issues in the Web Environment. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 109-134 - Abraham Alvarez, Youssef Amghar:
Applying JAVA-Triggers for X-Link Management in the Industrial Framework. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 135-154
Section III: Advances in Database and Supporting Technologies
- Manuel A. Serrano, Coral Calero, Mario Piattini:
Metrics for Data Warehouse Quality. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 156-173 - Richard Chbeir, Youssef Amghar, André Flory:
Novel Indexing Method of Relations Between Salient Objects. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 174-182 - David Taniar, J. Wenny Rahayu, Prakash Gaurav Srivastava:
A Taxonomy for Object-Relational Queries. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 183-220 - Aphrodite Tsalgatidou, Mara Nikolaidou:
Re-Engineering and Automation of Business Processes: Criteria for Selecting Supporting Tools. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 221-233 - Juan M. Ale, Mauricio Minuto Espil:
Active Rules and Active Databases: Concepts and Application. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 234-261
Section IV: Advances in Relational Database Theory, Methods and Practices
- Yangjun Chen:
On the Computation of Recursion in Relational Databases. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 263-277 - Robert A. Schultz:
Understanding Functional Dependency. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 278-287 - Dolores Cuadra Fernández, Paloma Martínez Fernández, Elena Castro Galán:
Dealing with Relationship Cardinality Constraints in Relational Database Design. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 287-317 - Gianluigi Greco, Sergio Greco, Ester Zumpano:
Repairing and Querying Inconsistent Databases. Effective Databases for Text & Document Management 2003: 318-359
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