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  1. Crestani, F.; Vegas, J.; Fuente, P. de la: ¬A graphical user interface for the retrieval of hierarchically structured documents (2004) 0.01 
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  2. Adiego, J.; Navarro, G.; Fuente, P. de la: Lempel-Ziv compression of highly structured documents (2007) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    The authors describe Lempel-Ziv to Compress Structure (LZCS), a novel Lempel-Ziv approach suitable for compressing structured documents. LZCS takes advantage of repeated substructures that may appear in the documents, by replacing them with a backward reference to their previous occurrence. The result of the LZCS transformation is still a valid structured document, which is human-readable and can be transmitted by ASCII channels. Moreover, LZCS transformed documents are easy to search, display, access at random, and navigate. In a second stage, the transformed documents can be further compressed using any semistatic technique, so that it is still possible to do all those operations efficiently; or with any adaptive technique to boost compression. LZCS is especially efficient in the compression of collections of highly structured data, such as extensible markup language (XML) forms, invoices, e-commerce, and Web-service exchange documents. The comparison with other structure-aware and standard compressors shows that LZCS is a competitive choice for these type of documents, whereas the others are not well-suited to support navigation or random access. When joined to an adaptive compressor, LZCS obtains by far the best compression ratios.

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