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Enhancing Information Retrieval with XQuery: Structured and Unstructured Data Management

This document discusses the advantages of using XML, underscoring its capability to manage both structured and unstructured data. It highlights applications in digital libraries and content management, with specific examples from notable XML repositories such as the IEEE INEX collection, Library of Congress documents, and Shakespeare's plays. Furthermore, it introduces insights from the XQuery Full-Text Task Force, showcasing strategies for effective information retrieval in diverse data environments.

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Enhancing Information Retrieval with XQuery: Structured and Unstructured Data Management

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    1. XQuery and Information Retrieval Jayavel Shanmugasundaram Cornell University (Invited Expert: XQuery Full-Text Task Force)

    2. Motivation A key benefit of XML is its ability to represent a mix of structured and unstructured (text) data Applications Digital libraries Content management Many such XML repositories already available IEEE INEX collection Library of Congress documents Shakespeares plays SIGMOD, DBLP,

    3. Example XML Document

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