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A Python program to deduce the DTD from a set of related XML files. It may not be 100% automatic but easies up the initial step before manual adjusting. The number of documents can be huge, like 100k.
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Image2DocInfo has been made to quickly tag digital pictures. A GUI allows you to set attributes for an image, and then store them in XML files. Those files follow the Dublin Core naming scheme and are stored in the same directories than the pictures.
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SchemaDoc is a XML-based markup language for documenting XML schemas. The work products include both the vocabulary and a set of tools for combining it with the schema source (e.g. a DTD) to produce documentation in HTML, XML DocBook, LaTeX, etc.
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PySOS, a python-based implementation of the OGC SOS standard. PySOS is a lightweight set of scripts that work in conjunction with a web server to serve data from a relational database.
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PySimpleTable
Lightweight Python 2D table object with column headers
For 2D data objects in Python, you have 3 main options: - Numpy Array - Pandas DataFrame (built on np.array) - SQL table Numpy and Pandas are great for working with a complete set of data, but not very efficient for building up row by row. SQL is good for building up the object row by row, but you have to write SQL and leave the world of Python objects. PySimpleTable tries to find the middle ground with more flexibility than Numpy or Pandas for incrementally building a 2D object without needing to use SQL. ...