Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Information extraction is of paramount importance in several real world applications in the areas of business intelligence, competitive and military intelligence. Although several sophisticated and indeed complex approaches re proposed, they are still limited in many aspects.  the novel ontology-based system named XONTO, that allows the semantic extraction of information from PDF unstructured documents, is presented. The XONTO system is founded on the idea of self-describing ontologies in which objects and classes can be equipped by a set of rules named descriptors. These rules represent patterns that allow to automatically recognize and extract ontology objects contained in PDF documents also when information is arranged in tabular form. This way a self-describing ontology expresses the semantic of the information to extract and the rules that, in turn, populate itself. In the paper XONTO system behaviors and structure are sketched by means of a running example.
['Ermelinda Oro', 'Massimo Ruffolo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea XONTO: An Ontology-Based System for Semantic Information Extraction from PDF Documents
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