Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: To access data sources on the b, a crucial step is wrapping, which translates query responses, rendered in textual HTML, back into their relational form. Traditionally, this problem has been addressed with syntax-based approaches for a single source. Hover, as online databases multiply,  often need to wrap multiple sources, in particular for domain-based integration. Observing that sources in the same domain usually share common fields,  propose a novel wrapping concept - collaborative wrapping - where multiple sources are extracted concurrently with content-based synchronization to produce consentaneous extractions. Toward this concept, recognizing wrapping as a communication process,  develop the turbo wrapper, upon the insight of turbo codes - a multi-code decoding scheme in information theory. Our experiment shows that the turbo wrapper consistently outperforms baseline single-source methods, is robust, and does benefit from extended scales of source collaboration.
['S.L. Chuang', 'Kevin Chen Chuan Chang', 'ChengXiang Zhai']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Collaborative Wrapping: A Turbo Framework for Web Data Extraction
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