Research Articles in Simplified HTML: a Web-first format for HTML-based scholarly articles

Research Articles in Simplified HTML: a Web-first format for HTML-based scholarly articles

Purpose. This paper introduces the Research Articles in Simplified HTML (or RASH), which is aWeb-first format for writingHTML-based scholarly papers; it is accompanied by the RASH Framework, a set of tools for interacting with RASH-based articles. The paper also presents an evaluation that involved authors and reviewers of RASH articles submitted to the SAVE-SD 2015 and SAVE-SD 2016 workshops. ...

Locating and Parsing Bibliographical References in HTML Medical Articles

Bibliographical references that appear in journal articles can provide valuable hints for subsequent information extraction. We describe our statistical machine learning algorithms for locating and parsing such references from HTML medical journal articles. Reference locating identifies the reference sections and then decomposes them into individual references. We formulate reference locating a...

Bibliographic data extraction from HTML medical journal articles

MEDLINE, a biomedical literature database compiled by the US National Library of Medicine, contains 15 million records from approximately 5000 selected journals, and is searched over 3million times a day worldwide. With more journal articles being published online in hypertext markup language (HTML), the automatic extraction of bibliographic data from HTML articles is important for creating MED...

Research Articles in Scholarly Electronic Communication

Beyond HTML: Web-Based Information Systems

In this paper we briefly review current status of Web-Based Information Systems (WBIS) and present a number of different WBIS technologies and how they are being integrated during the ARHON project (Archiving, Annotation and Retrieval of Historical Documents). The project amounts to transforming a vast collection of OCR-resisting historical manuscripts belonging to the Vikelaia Municipal Librar...