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Summary: "This book provides the most recent technical information related to the computational models of the text mining process, discussing techniques within the realms of classification, association analysis, information extraction, and clustering. Offering an innovative approach to the utilization of textual information mining to maximize competitive advantage, it will provide libraries with the defining reference on this topic"--Provided by publisher.

Summary: "This book provides an understanding of major issues, current practices and the main ideas in the field of Web data management, helping readers to identify current and emerging issues, as well as future trends. The most important aspects are discussed: Web data mining, content management on the Web, Web applications and Web services"--Provided by publisher.

Summary: "This book focuses on the integration between the fields of data warehousing and data mining, with emphasis on applicability to real-world problems; it book provides an international perspective, highlighting solutions to some of researchers' toughest challenges. Developments in the knowledge discovery process, data models, structures and design offer answers and solutions"--Provided by publisher.

Chapter 4 of the book "How to Write & Design a Professional Resume to Get the Job: Insider Secrets You Need to Know," by Camille Carboneau Roberts is presented. It explores several types of technology or internet-related résumés. It notes the role of optical character recognition (OCR) scanning system in electronic résumé to be available at computer databases. It offers tips on how to create résumés to be enclosed in an electronic mail message (email).

With the broad acceptance of the World Wide Web, the Web has been widely used for publishing and disseminating information originally stored in various information sources. They include databases, document repositories, and Web servers. In constructing Web structures on top of the heterogeneous information sources, data acquisition is an essential issue. Also, design of data layout on Web pages is another important issue. A lot of work has been reported on the problem so far, and some tools and systems are used in practical applications. In this article, we survey the current approaches to this problem in the first part, and show our approach in the second part. The current approaches to the problem can be classified into the program development approach, the template-based approach, and the mediation approach. In the first approach, application programs to acquire data and to generate Web pages are developed from scratch, and they are invoked through CGI, Servlet, and/or Web server API. In the template-based approach, some kinds of layout templates with scripts and queries are used to specify the data acquisition and data layout simultaneously. In the mediation approach, a common mediation data model is introduced to specify layout-independent logical data acquisition or data integration. In this article, we mainly explore the mediation approach, since this approach is most promising in the context of large-scale Web structure construction. We give an overview of the current technology related to this approach from a number of important design viewpoints. The second part of this article explains some details of our approach. It takes the mediation approach. The common data model is based on nested relations and ADTs, and interactive visual authoring facilities are provided for data layout specification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

With rapid development of standards and supporting software tools, XML (extensible Markup Language) is becoming pervasive as the next generation Web language. Since XML is widely attracting attention as a language for describing data as well as structured documents, XML's role in Web databases is crucial. In this paper, we describe major research issues on the interrelation between XML and database technologies. First, we present the data model of XML1.0. Then, we provide an overview of query languages for XML. Next, we describe various approaches to the storage and retrieval of XML data. In particular, we focus on alternative methods of mapping XML data into relational database schemas. Fast search of XML data requires special physical data organizations. Finally, we present indices for XML data, and show how each index support fast retrieval for representative query operations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on the web feature in the book "Purchase Order Management Best Practices: Process, Technology & Change Management" which allows readers to access interactive versions of material including supplemental templates, worksheets, models, plans, case studies, proposals, spreadsheets and assessment tools.