The web is overflowing with implicitly structured data, spread over hundreds of thousands of
sites, hidden deep behind search forms, or siloed in marketplaces, only accessible as …

Deep Web crawling refers to the problem of traversing the collection of pages in a deep Web
site, which are dynamically generated in response to a particular query that is submitted …

Metadata—the machine-readable descriptions of the data—are increasingly seen as crucial
for describing the vast array of biomedical datasets that are currently being deposited in …

Extracting structured information from templatic documents is an important problem with the
potential to automate many real-world business workflows such as payment, procurement …

Automated test generation for web forms has been a longstanding challenge, exacerbated
by the intrinsic human-centric design of forms and their complex, device-agnostic structures …

Users frequently interact with software systems through data entry forms. However, form
filling is time-consuming and error-prone. Although several techniques have been proposed …

The emergence of Alexa and Siri, and more recently, OpenAI's Chat-GPT, raises the
question whether ad hoc biological queries can also be computed without end-users' active …

In biomedicine, high-quality metadata are crucial for finding experimental datasets, for
understanding how experiments were performed, and for reproducing those experiments …

Digital-forms are commonly used for collecting structured information from users. However,
filling digital-forms that include a large number of fields is tedious and error-prone. Auto …

Web forms are massively used as a very effective way for user interaction with information
systems. Notwithstanding, filling in forms with personal data can be tedious and repetitive …