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Keyword search is a convenient way to query XML document and auto-completion is a user-friendly type-as-you-search feature to make queries more simple. In this chapter we propose two XML search systems LCRA and LotusX where LCRA is a system supporting keyword search and returning meaningful searching results while LotusX provides an auto-completion feature in a graphical search interface to simplify the processing of twig search. In addition the system architectures and the features of the two systems are also presented. The result ranking strategies for the keyword search system and the twig pattern query system are also proposed respectively. Furthermore we introduce the query rewriting approaches for twig pattern search in LotusX.
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When we say an XML node in this chapter, we refer to the subtree rooted at the node.
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Lu, J. (2013). LCRA, XML Keyword Search System, and LotusX, Graphical Query Processing System. In: An Introduction to XML Query Processing and Keyword Search. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34555-5_8
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