Hi everyone,
	
	I'm trying to open a xml file with yEd to visualise data in hirachical binary tree structure. First, when I import my xml file, it asks XSL file that I don't have! Secondly the nodes in my tree must have either 2 children or no child (Binary tree). 
	Here I bring my xml file :
	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
	-<Description xsi:type="urn:ContentEntityType" xmlns:urn="urn:mpeg:mpeg7:schema:2001">
	-<MultimediaContent xsi:type="urn:ImageType">
	-<Image>
	-<CreationInformation>
	-<Creation>
	<Title>MPEG-7 description of an image</Title>
	</Creation>
	-<RelatedMaterial id="ImageFile">
	-<MediaLocator>
	<MediaUri>/imatge/jzolfaghari/workspace/imageplus/testImage2.png</MediaUri>
	</MediaLocator>
	</RelatedMaterial>
	-<RelatedMaterial id="PartitionSearchFile">
	-<MediaLocator>
	<MediaUri>/imatge/jzolfaghari/workspace/imageplus/tests/data_r/polsar/testImage2-my_Part.prl</MediaUri>
	</MediaLocator>
	</RelatedMaterial>
	</CreationInformation>
	-<SpatialDecomposition id="BinaryPartitionTree" size="15" overlap="true" gap="false">
	<StillRegion id="1"/>
	<StillRegion id="2"/>
	<StillRegion id="3"/>
	<StillRegion id="4"/>
	<StillRegion id="5"/>
	<StillRegion id="6"/>
	<StillRegion id="7"/>
	<StillRegion id="8"/>
	-<StillRegion id="9">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="1"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region6"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region8"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="Region10">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="2"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region2"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region3"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="Region11">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="3"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region5"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="Region7"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="Region12">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="4"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="1"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="10"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="13">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="5"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="9"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="11"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="14">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="6"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="4"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="12"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	-<StillRegion id="15">
	<Relation type="Significance" strength="0.000000"/>
	<Relation type="MergingOrder" id="7"/>
	-<SpatialDecomposition overlap="false" gap="false">
	<StillRegionRef idref="13"/>
	<StillRegionRef idref="14"/>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</StillRegion>
	</SpatialDecomposition>
	</Image>
	</MultimediaContent>
	</Description>
	</Mpeg7>     
	Could anyone help me to visualize my binary tree?
	Thank you
	Javad