main-argument-evidence1
type: Evidence
description: in a community (e.g., a conference or a journal) that specifies the use of a very extensive, permissive, and non-pattern-based markup language, the large majority of authors use a pattern-based subset of such language for writing their scholarly documents;
proves: main-argument-claim
supports: main-argument-warrant

main-argument-evidence2
type: Evidence
description: only a small number of pattern-based documents coming from different communities (written by different authors in different formats) is needed for automatically generate qualitatively good and generic syntactical visualisation for all documents included in all the communities in consideration.
proves: main-argument-claim
supports: main-argument-warrant

main-argument-evidence3
type: Evidence
description: only a small number of pattern-based documents of a community (written by different authors) is needed for extracting the structural semantics of the main components of all the documents included in a particular community.
proves: main-argument-claim
supports: main-argument-warrant

main-argument-qualifier
type: Qualifier
description: good margin of success
forces: main-argument-claim

Silvio Peroni
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has ORCID: 0000-0003-0530-4305
holds role in time: affiliation
holds role in time: author
affiliation: Digital And Semantic Publishing Laboratory, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy

Automating the Semantic Publishing -- Applying a format-independent and language-agnostic approach for the compositional and iterative semantic enhancement of scholarly articles
type: JournalArticle
keyword: CISE
keyword: Curry-Howard Isomorphism
keyword: Genuine Semantic Publishing
keyword: Principle of Compositionality
keyword: Semantic Publishing
keyword: Structural Patterns
keyword: Structural Semantics
creator: Silvio Peroni
part: Abstract
part: Compositional and iterative semantic enhancement of scholarly articles
part: Conclusions
part: First evidences and future directions
part: Print, Digital, and Semantic Publishing
part: A pathway from syntax to semantics
part: references

Abstract
type: Section
role: doc-abstract

Compositional and iterative semantic enhancement of scholarly articles
type: Contribution
type: Section

Conclusions
type: Conclusion
type: Section

First evidences and future directions
type: Evaluation
type: Section
part: constantin2016-p1
part: constantin2016-p2
part: constantin2016-p3
part: diiorio2011-p1
part: diiorio2011-p2
part: diiorio2014-p1
part: diiorio2014-p2
part: diiorio2014-p3
part: diriorio2013-p1
part: lehmann2015-p1
part: peroni2012-p1
part: peroni2012-p2
part: sperbergmcqueen2004-p1
part: teiconsortium2016-p1
part: teufel2006-p1
part: toulmin1958-p1
part: walsh2010-p1
part: walsh2010-p2

Print, Digital, and Semantic Publishing
type: Introduction
type: Section
part: bagnacani2014-p1
part: bernerslee2001-p1
part: cyganiak2014-p1
part: gangemi2017-p1
part: groth2010-p1
part: howard1980-p1
part: peroni2016-p1
part: peroni2016-p2
part: shotton2009-p1
part: shotton2009 2-p1
part: wilkinson2016-p1

A pathway from syntax to semantics
type: RelatedWork
type: Section
part: bernardi2002-p1
part: bos2008-p1
part: gangemi2017-p2
part: howard1980-p2
part: montague1970-p1

bagnacani2014
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Digital And Semantic Publishing Laboratory, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy
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diriorio2013
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wilkinson2016
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peroni2016
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constantin2016
type: BibliographicReference
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role: doc-biblioentry

diiorio2014
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main-argument-claim
type: Claim
description: it is possible to develop and implement a mechanism that enables the automatic enhancement of scholarly papers – independently from the markup used for storing them and the natural language used for writing their content – by means of an iterative process composed by several steps, where each step is responsible for providing additional semantic connotations of the document components included in such scholarly papers by combining the enhancements obtained as outcomes of the previous steps according to precise rules

main-argument-warrant
type: Warrant
description: some experiments have been run in the past and, according to their outcomes, they suggest that the approach proposed in this article can be implemented
leads to: main-argument-claim