Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a new framework for indexing, locating and ranking XML documents based on content and structural synopses extracted from the documents. Instead of indexing each single element or term in a document,  extract a structural summary and a small number of data synopses from the document, which are indexed in an efficient way suitable for query evaluation. Our query language is XPath extended with full-text search. The result of query evaluation is a ranked list of document locations that best match the query.  propose a novel aggregated ranking scheme, which is integrated into the query evaluation to score the documents based on those data synopses. Our experimental evaluation shows that our indexing scheme outperforms the standard XML indexing scheme based on inverted lists and our ranking scheme is effective in terms of precision and recall.
['Weimin He', 'Leonidas Fegaras', 'David Levine']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Locating and Ranking XML Documents Based on Content and Structure Synopses
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