Abstract: A document processor includes a parser that parses a document using a grammar having a set of terminal elements for labeling leaves, a set of non terminal elements for labeling nodes, and a set of transformation rules. The parsing generates a parsed document structure including terminal element labels for fragments of the document and a nodes tree linking the terminal element labels and conforming with the transformation rules. An annotator-annotates the document with structural information based on the parsed document structure.

Abstract: A document processor includes a parser that parses a document using a grammar having a set of terminal elements for labeling leaves, a set of non terminal elements for labeling nodes, and a set of transformation rules. The parsing generates a parsed document structure including terminal element labels for fragments of the document and a nodes tree linking the terminal element labels and conforming with the transformation rules. An annotator-annotates the document with structural information based on the parsed document structure.

Abstract: A method and system for classifying semi-structured documents by distinguishing sub-tree structural information as a distinct representative characteristic of a fragment of the document structure identified by a sub-tree node therein. The structural information comprises both an inner structure and an outer structure which individually can be exploited as representative data in a probabilistic classifier for classifying the sub-tree itself or the entire document. Additional representative feature data can also be independently used for classification and comprises the data content of the fragment structurally represented by the sub-tree and additionally with node attributes. The classification values independently generated from each of the different sets of features can then be combined in an assembly classifier to generate an automated classification system.