XML has been acknowledged as the defacto standard for data representation and exchange
over the World Wide Web. Being self describing grants XML its great flexibility and wide …

Textual information has grown tremendously generated from mobile user to digital libraries
and archival text data from many internet sources. Many programs for data compression …

The innate verbosity of the extensible markup language (XML) remains one of its main
weaknesses, especially when large documents are concerned. This problem can be solved …

Abstract The Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) is an eXtensible Markup Language
(XML) based messaging protocol, which is widely used over the Internet. It supports …

This paper describes a new XML compression scheme that offers both high compression
ratios and short query response time. Its core is a fully reversible transform featuring …

Growing user expectations of anywhere, anytime access to information require new types of
data representations to be considered. While semi-structured data is a common exchange …

This paper presents an extensive experimental study of the state-of-the-art of XML
compression tools. The study reports the behavior of nine XML compressors using a large …

Contemporary XML documents can be tens of megabytes long, and reducing their size, thus
allowing to transfer them faster, poses a significant advantage for their users. In this paper …

With the broad applicability of wireless sensor networks across fields, it is desirable to
develop self-describing sensor nodes that can operate in a plug-n-play manner. In this …

Searching is arguably the most important of all problems that computer science deals with.
Very broadly speaking, this problem consists in reporting occurrences of an object (key) in a …