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Topic: schemas for hypertext
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computer science >
database schema
Topic:
hierarchical structures in hypertext
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loosely structured data
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semi-structured text
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text markup and structured text
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using keywords to search hypertext
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XML schemas
Summary
Hypertext may define a structure, a schema. For example, each node is a template with slots for the details. A hierarchy of nodes may define a structure for duplication elsewhere.KMS uses hypertext schemas for programming and organization. (cbb 4/07)
Subtopic: translation between schemas
Quote: build a subtree for processing as a unit; semantically richer than query qualification [»akscRM5_1984]
Subtopic: schema as frame structure
Quote: translate between partially shared object types: automatic adoption, type translation, translation to supertype [»leeJ1_1990]
Subtopic: processing frame structures
Quote: a virtual structure in Hypertext defines a view that is constructed procedurally [»halaFG7_1988] Quote: schemas (a structure of frames) more flexible than types for databases [»akscRM5_1984] Quote: ZOG inserts schematic structures of frames which can then be filled in [»akscRM5_1984]
Subtopic: tabular templates
Quote: ZOG integrates programs with frames; the global consistency helps novices
Quote: PROMIS paragraphs were primary data containers; tables had a fixed sentence structure for displays, entities, facts
[»waltPL11_1979]
Topic: database schema (29 items)
Topic: hierarchical structures in hypertext (19 items)
Topic: loosely structured data (20 items)
Topic: semi-structured text (17 items)
Topic: text markup and structured text (25 items)
Topic: using keywords to search hypertext (26 items)
Topic: XML schemas
(16 items)