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 I have two XML documents which are logically equivalent but are very different in terms of structure. --------------------------- XML File 1: <level>16</level> <parent>at0001</parent> <text>Severity</text> <value type="relationship constraint"> <node type="complex object constraint" occurrences="1" rm_class="TEXT"> <level>17</level> <parent>at0001</parent> <code type="relationship constraint">[MildSeverity,ModerateSeverity,SevereSeverity] </code> </node> </value> </node> --------------------------- ---------------------------
XML File 2:
<DEFCONCEPT id="10235" name="Severity">
<PARENT>
<CONCEPT name="DiseaseFeature" ref="10234"/>
</PARENT>
<IMPLIES>
<CONCEPT name="MildSeverity" ref="10238"/>
<CONCEPT name="ModerateSeverity" ref="10239"/>
<CONCEPT name="SevereSeverity" ref="10240"/>
</IMPLIES>
</DEFCONCEPT>--------------------------- Could someone please let me know whats the best way to compare these two documents logical structure. I looked at the Canonical XML but it seems quite basic for my requirements. Any suggestions would help. Thank you Rahil 
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