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(via xmlhack)
Several interesting talks. For example:
- Drawing inferences on the basis of markup (One useful approach to the semantics of markup is to consider the ‘meaning’ of some markup construct, e.g. a tag T, to be the set of things which are true because of T)
- Binary queries (Typically, queries match single nodes in the document; for k-ary queries, in contrast, each match identifies k locations in the document, connected via some specified relation)
- Comparing markup languages (A prototype Java application (the Comparer) evaluates two document instances that contain the same information and provides both a node-by-node comparison and an "overall similarity metric")
- Implementing the XQuery grammar: From BNF to parse tree to backend data structures (using JavaCC)
- The Layered Markup and Annotation Language (LMAL)
- A type-safe macro system for XML
- Human and machine sign systems
Posted to xml by Ehud Lamm on 7/20/02; 1:15:13 PM
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Extreme Markup Languages 2002 (conference program)
