Francesco Poggi

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A first approach to the automatic recognition of structural patterns in XML documents
XML is among the preferred formats for storing the structure of documents such as scientific articles, manuals, documentation, literary works, etc. Sometimes publishers adopt established and well-known vocabularies such as DocBook and TEI, other times they create partially or entirely new ones that better deal with the particular requirements of their… (More)
Recognising document components in XML-based academic articles
Recognising textual structures (paragraphs, sections, etc.) provides abstract and more general mechanisms for describing documents independent of the particular semantics of specific markup schemas, tools and presentation stylesheets. In this paper we propose an algorithm that allows us to identify the structural role of each element in a set of homogeneous… (More)
Dealing with structural patterns of XML documents
Evaluating collections of XML documents without paying attention to the schema they were written in may give interesting insights about the expected characteristics of a markup language, as well as bout any regularity that may span across vocabularies and languages, and that are more fundamental and frequent than plain content models. In this paper we… (More)
The RASH Framework: Enabling HTML+RDF Submissions in Scholarly Venues
This paper introduces the RASH Framework, i.e., a set of specifications and tools for writing academic articles in RASH, a simplified version of HTML. RASH focuses strictly on writing the content of the paper leaving all the issues about its validation, visualisation, conversion , and data extraction to the tools developed within the framework.
Annotations with EARMARK in practice: a fairy tale
There is still a gap between models for external annotations of markup documents and their applications. In this paper we present the EARMARK API, a Java framework that allows users to combine embedded markup with stand-off markup. We discuss a few relevant issues on adding annotations to TEI documents that refer to external entities and we show how to use… (More)
Embedding semantic annotations within texts: the FRETTA approach
In order to make semantic assertions about the text content of a document we need a mechanism to identify and organize the text structures of the document itself. Such mechanism would closely resemble a document-oriented markup language and would be free of the classical constraints of an embedded markup language, having no limitations given by… (More)
Integration of legal datasets: from meta-model to implementation
This paper presents ALLOT, an ontology based on Akoma Ntoso to describe entities referenced in legal documents. The focus is on the use of ALLOT to bridge heterogeneous knowledge bases. We present some experiments in integrating heterogeneous legal datasets through ALLOT. We also discuss the lessons learned in the development of this ontology, lessons that… (More)
Big Data Quality: A Roadmap for Open Data
Open Data (OD) is one of the most discussed issue of Big Data which raised the joint interest of public institutions, citizens and private companies since 2009. However, the massive amount of freely available data has not yet brought the expected effects: as of today, there is no application that has fully exploited the potential provided by large and… (More)