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A letter taken from the MacGreevy Archive [7, 8]

A letter taken from the MacGreevy Archive [7, 8]

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Figure 1: System Architecture: Phase 1 deals with the formation of the...
Figure 2: Automating the process of XML markup 
Figure 3: A letter from the MacGreevy Archive [7, 8]
Figure 5: XML markup of a document of employee records a) original text...
+1 Figure 6: A letter taken from the MacGreevy Archive [7, 8]
Automating XML Markup using Machine Learning Techniques
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In this paper we present a novel system for automatically marking up text documents into XML. The system uses the techniques of the Self-Organising Map (SOM) algorithm in conjunction with an inductive learning algorithm, C5.0. The SOM algorithm clusters the XML marked-up documents on a two-dimensional map such that documents having similar content...
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... set of documents used was the "Letters" from the MacGreevy Archive [7,8]. The text version of a letter is shown in Figure 6 and the marked-up version of the same letter is shown in Figure 7. ...

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