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Figure 3.1 Two XML elements that represents the same person
Figure 3.2 BN to compute the similarity of the trees in Figure 3.1
Figure 4.2(a) Precision & Recall for Employee Dataset (b) Time Complexity for Employee Dataset
Figure 4.3(a) Precision & Recall for Country Dataset (b)Time Complexity for Country Dataset
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