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Published in Stefan Richter, Jan Ozer, Hands-On Guide to Flash Video, 2007
The previous XML sample code contains the main data as well as some nodes (such as the item nodes) that are used to keep the actual data (url nodes, title nodes) organized. Distinguishing data from the organizational structure is often referred to as XML parsing, or walking the XML tree.
Concept and basic framework prototype for a flexible and intervention-independent situation recognition system in the OR
Published in Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering: Imaging & Visualization, 2022
Denise Junger, Bernhard Hirt, Oliver Burgert
The Workflow Management also implements the method to get Process knowledge. Currently implemented are methods for getting the process model, the actual, next, and last situation, as well as the duration. The XML (serialised BPMN) of the intervention is requested from the Camunda engine. The actual situation is identified by the running activity instances. For each actual situation, the next possible situations are figured out by parsing the XML tree. The last situation is identified by the last stored individual situation. The duration is calculated by using the actual start time of the first task and the actual timestamp. The data is stored in the workflow database simulation and returned to the lower layer.
Effective image data points extraction via decision tree based on feature classifier
Published in Automatika, 2019
The Extended XML tree pattern expressed in [9] includes P–C, A–D relationships, exclusion functions, wildcards, and position restriction. The XML tree pattern investigates an academic framework about similar cross which demonstrates the essential reason in the proof of optimality on holistic algorithms. Based on theorems, a set of novel algorithms professionally processes three categories of extended XML tree patterns. Extended Subtree, as illustrated in [10], generalizes base distances by providing new rules for subtree mapping. However, the new approach does not seek to address the problems involved in lessening computational complexity and thereby improving quality.