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....and content of a site is a critical input to preprocessing algorithms, can be used as a lter before and after pattern discovery algorithms, and can provide information about expected user behaviors for pattern analysis. Results from Web Structure and Content Mining projects, such as ParaSite [Spe97] the authoritative source and hub work of Kleinberg [GKR98] LIRA [BS95] WebKB [CDF 98] or WebACE [MHB 97] can be used as part of the preprocessing phase to cluster or classify Web pages in order to enhance a Web Usage Mining project. A review of Web Content and Web Structure mining ....

E. Spertus. Parasite : Mining structural information on the web. Computer Networks and ISDN Systems: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunication Networking, 29:1205-1215, 1997.

....In practice it is often possible to discern the nature of a link from structural features of HTML documents. One way of doing so is to consider the relative position of source and destination URLs in the hierarchy of URLs. This connection has previously been mentioned by multiple authors [10, 16, 18] as a means to cat One reason for concern is the tendency to use Lotus Domino web servers within IBM, but these are easily identified and were not a major factor in our conclusions. egorize links. Using this factor, hyperlinks may be broken down into one of five categories: Outside links a ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the web. In Proceedings of the Sixth Internation Conference on the World Wide Web, volume 29 of Computer Networks, pages 1205--1215, 1997.

....The importance of information contained in the hyperlinks pointing to a page has been recognized early on. Anchor texts (texts on hyperlinks in an HTML document) of predecessor pages were already indexed by the World Wide Web Worm, one of the first search engines and Web crawlers [46] Spertus [64] suggests a taxonomy of different types of (hyper )links that can be found on the Web and discusses how the links can be exploited for various information retrieval tasks on the Web. Lately, the study of the graph properties of the Web has increased considerably [10] This is mostly due to the ....

Ellen Spertus. ParaSite: Mining structural information on the Web. Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 29(8-13):1205--1215, September 1997. Proceedings of the 6th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW-6).

....Yahoo Geocities personal pages) then it ceases to be deep any more. This is called the gray zone [4] where deep contents may appear at the surface at times. But this doesn t solve the problem we are looking at that is ranking of these deep web pages. As per Brightplanet listings [4] there are 38000 deep web sites with variety of contents with 430000 unique searchable terms. From the volume of this information content, it is quite clear that static ranking of all searchable URLs from all deep web site databases is next to an impossibility. Yet most of the quality data valued by and indeed ....

....links on a page. PageRank for a page A, say, is defined as follows: PR(A) l d) d (PR(T1) C(T1) PR(Tn) C(Tn) Where we assume page A has pages T1. Tn which point to it (i.e. are citations) The parameter d is a damping factor which can be set between 0 and 1. Usually d is set to 0. 85. C(A) is deftned as the number of links going out of page A. PageRanks actually form a probability distribution over web pages, so the sum of all web pages PageRanks will be one. However, results with this model will be a complete misinterpretation for relevance in case of the deep web pages. ....

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Ellen Spertus, "ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the Web", Proceedings of the Sixth International WWW Conference (WWW 97). Santa Clara, USA, April 7-11, 1997.

....web agents have been developed to search for relevant information using characteristics of a particular domain (and possibly a user profile) to organize and interpret the discovered information. Agents such as Harvest [12] FAQ Finder [13] Information Manifold [14] OCCAM [15] and Parasite [16] rely either on prespecified domain specific information about particular types of documents, or on hard coded models of the information sources to retrieve and interpret documents. The Harvest system [12] relies on semistructured documents to improve its ability to extract information. For ....

E. Spertus, "Parasite: Mining structural information on the web," presented at the Proc. 6th WWW Conf., 1997.

....parent are close together; titles, descriptions, and anchor text represent at least part of the target page; and that anchor text may be a useful discriminator among unseen child pages. These results present the foundations necessary for the success of many 84 proposed techniques (e.g. PPR96, Spe97] and implemented Web systems, including search and meta search engines (e.g. Inf02b, SE95, SE97, DH97c, HD97, Inf02a, ZE98, ZE99, LG98b, LG98a, Goo02, Alt02, Ink02, Fas02, McB94, Lyc02b] focused crawlers (e.g. CGMP98, CvdBD99, BSHJ 99, Men97, MB00, Lie97, RM99] linkage analyzers (e.g. ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the Web. In Proceedings of the Sixth International World Wide Web Conference, Santa Clara, CA, April 1997.

....and bibliometrics [15, 16] also use citation links between the works of literature to identify the patterns in collections. Also, most of the search engines perform both link as well as text analysis to improve the quality of search results. Based on link analysis many researchers proposed schemes [17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23] to find related information from the Web. Chakrabarti [24] provides a survey of the research works in the area of hypertext mining. Community detection: The principle component of the cocitation analysis measures the number of documents that have cited a given pair of documents together. In ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the Web. In proc. of 6th WWW Conference, pp. 587-595, April 1997.

....cite both of them. Within the past few years, researchers in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have done work that exploits the hyper link structure of Web pages. Spertus uses heuristics to determine the relationship between the topics of two pages based on the type of link that exists between them [16]. She describes one such heuristic as the following: starting at an index, any page reached by following a single outward link is likely to be on the same topic. In other work, referential text has been used as a means of summarizing a document when presenting query results to a user of an ....

Spertus, E. ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the Web. The Sixth International World Wide Web Conference. 1997.

....and bibliometrics [14, 15] also use cita tion links between the works of literature to iden tify patterns in collections. Also, most of the search engines perform both link as well as text analysis to improve the quality of search results. Based on link analysis many researchers proposed schemes [16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22] to find related information from the Web. Chakrabarti [23] surveys research works in the area of hypertext mining. Community detection: In [24] cocitation analysis technique [25] has been extended to cluster the Web pages by considering that a hyperlink provides a semantic linkages between ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural informa- tion on the Web. In proc. of 6th WWW Conference, pp. 587-595, April 1997.

....[1] Figure 2.1: Knowledge Discovery Domains of Web Mining Generally, agent based web mining systems can be placed into three categories. Intelligent Search Agents uses domain characteristics and user profiles to organize and interpret the discovered information such as Harvest[2] Parasite[3] and Shop Boot[4] Information Filtering Categorization uses various information retrieval techniques[5] and characteristics of open web documents to automatically retrieve, filter and categorize them. Personalized Web Agents learn user preferences and discover web information sources based on ....

....spent for Frame Detection is quite long, but after every execution of the module in the following days, Frame File is updated with new pages and contains more information, so the time spent for this process in later runs decreases. 1] Open web page requested [2] For each line in the file Do [3] If line contains frameset tag [4] While (entry contains frameset tag) 5] If line contains src= tag [6] Store the name of frame page written after the src argument into the list [7] End If [8] End While [9] End If [10] End For Figure 3.6: Algorithm Frame Detector It can be ....

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E. Spertus. Parasite: Mining Structural Information on the Web. In Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 29: 1205-1215,1997

....analysis [13] and bibliometrics [24] also use citation links between works of literature to identify patterns in collections. Most of the search engines perform both link as well as text analysis to increase the quality of search results. Based on link analysis many researchers proposed schemes [8, 9, 11, 7, 17, 16, 4] to find related information from the Web. In this paper we extended the concept of cocitation to the web environment to detect communities in the Web. 4 Proposed approach for DBG extraction Web page creators keep links in a page for different reasons. For example, one may put a link to other ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the Web. In proceedings of 6th WWW Conference, pp. 587-595, April 1997.

....in which documents are of a specific type, or have special components or structure. In the case of research papers, for instance, they have similar structure and components, such as title, abstract, keywords, references. Also, common citations can be used as a parameter [33] The ParaSite system [34] uses the nearness of links to referenced web pages in the HTML structure of a referencing web page as an indicator of relatedness of the referenced pages. CiteSeer [35] is a computer science research paper finder that uses several methods for document similarity measurement. CiteSeer uses the ....

E. Spertus, ParaSite: Mining structural information on the web. Proceeding of The Sixth International World Wide web Conference, 1997.

....analysis [10] and bibliometrics [22] also use citation links between works of literature to identify patterns in collections. Most of the search engines perform both link as well as text analysis to increase the quality of search results. Based on link analysis many researchers proposed schemes [6, 7, 8, 5, 14, 13, 3] to find related information from the Web. In this paper we extend the concept of cocitation to the web environment to extract communities in the from a large collection of Web pages. Community related research In [11] communities have been analyzed which are found based on the topic supplied ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the Web. In proceedings of 6th WWW Conference, pp. 587-595, April 1997.

....analysis [13] and bibliometrics [25] also use citation links between works of literature to identify patterns in collections. Most of the search engines perform both link as well as text analysis to increase the quality of search results. Based on link analysis many researchers proposed schemes [8, 9, 11, 7, 17, 16, 4] to find related information from the Web. In this paper we extend the concept of cocitation to the web environment to extract communities from a large collection of Web pages. Community related research In [14] communities have been analyzed which are found based on the topic supplied by the ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the Web. In Proc. 6th WWW, pp. 587-595, April 1997.

....queries to assist newbies to the Web or to help in those situations where you can t think of a set of exact keywords. For example Which Australian animals have names that begin with C . Even though this query did not work very well, it is a good idea that can always be advanced. Spertus [Spe97] listed seven heuristics which should be followed in topic inference on the Web. The author states that the hypertext documents found on the Web should not be treated the same as hypertext documents found in static database collections. The major di#erences being (1) Web documents cross site ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: mining structural information on the web. Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 29:1205--1215, 1997.

....web agents have been developed to search for relevant information using characteristics of a particular domain (and possibly a user profile) to organize and interpret the discovered information. Agents such as Harvest [12] FAQ Finder [13] Information Manifold [14] OCCAM [15] and Parasite [16] rely either on pre specified domain specific information about particular types of documents, or on hard coded models of the information sources to retrieve and interpret documents. The Harvest system [12] relies on semi structured documents to improve its ability to extract information. For ....

E. Spertus, "Parasite: Mining structural information on the web," in Proceedings of Sixth WWW Conference, 1997.

....to a single entity, identify the best representative page for that entity, classify that page as a faculty, and classify the rest of the pages as other.We accomplish this by solving two subtasks: grouping related pages together, and identifying the most representative page of a group. Spertus [64] identifies regularities in URL structure and naming, and presents several heuristics for discovering page groupings and identifying representative home page. We use a similar, slightly expanded, approach. Although one could imagine trying to learn these heuristics from examples, in the following ....

....and Webfoot in a system that is able to learn extraction patterns for semi structured or free text. 8.3. Extracting semantic information from hypertext Several other research groups have considered the semantic information that can be automatically inferred and extracted from hypertext. Spertus [64] presents a set of heuristics that relate hypertext conventions to semantic relationships. Specifically, she considers relationships that can often be inferred from hyperlink structure, file system organization, and HTML page structure. Monge and Elkan [44] have developed a system that finds the ....

E. Spertus, ParaSite: Mining structural information on the Web, in: Proc. 6th International World Wide Web Conference, Santa Clara, CA, 1997.

....exists on the web that allows simplification of this multi scale data service design problem. The first natural approach to the wide range of analysis problems emerging in this new domain is to develop a general query language to the web. There have been a number of proposals along these lines [34, 6, 43]. Further, various advanced mining operations have been developed in this model using a web specific query language like those described above, or a traditional database encapsulating some domain knowledge into table layout and careful construction of SQL programs [18, 42, 8] However, these ....

....(TUC) A TUC is a cluster of webpages that share a common trait. In all instances we consider, these thematically unified clusters share a fairly syntactic trait. However, we do not wish to restrict our definition only to such instances. For instance, one could consider linkage based concepts [43], and [39] as well. We now detail several instances of TUCs. 1) By content: The premise that web content on any particular topic is also local in a graph theoretic context has motivated some interesting earlier work [26, 30] Thus, one should expect web pages that share subject matter to be ....

E. Spertus. ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the web. Proc. 6th WWW, 1997.

....to distinguish links working as browsing routes within a single document and other kind of links. The technique we use in this paper is a simplified version of the techniques developed in [21] By this technique, we improve the efficiency and accuracy of the automatic information unit detection. [25] also discussed that all links are not equally useful and that we should use link information selectively by distinguishing various link types. In this paper, we use the concept of route links introduced in [21] to improve the detection of logical documents in Web. 3 DISCOVERY OF LOGICAL ....

Ellen Spertus. ParaSite: Mining structural information on the web. In Proc. of 6th Intl. WWW Conference, Apr. 1997.

....area of research in its own right, in the context of Web Usage Mining the structure and content of a site can be used to facilitate preprocessing, lter the input to, or output from, the pattern discovery algorithms. Results from Web Structure and Content Mining projects, such as ParaSite [102], the authoritative source and hub work of Kleinberg [53] LIRA [24] WebKB [46] or WebACE [75] can be used to cluster or classify Web pages in order to enhance a Web Usage Mining project. The algorithms for a project can be designed to work on inputs representing one 9 Web Mining Site ....

E. Spertus. Parasite : Mining structural information on the web. Computer Networks and ISDN Systems: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunication Networking, 29:1205-1215, 1997.

.... while some other may be invented across different sites; 8 possibly also extend the original set by pages considered as related (e.g. pages pointed to within several of the retrieved hits) Postprocessing will be based on heuristics similar to those presented e.g. in [Cra98] Sha98] [Spe97]. The (procedural) heuristic rules will use WEB ONT as their common conceptualisation, and will map on the (declarative) empirical knowledge base mentioned in the end of section 2; more precisely, the recognition rulebase will use WEB ONT, while the output structuring rulebase will use ....

....search engines; each cluster is labelled by summaries (words considered as most important) The Ahoy [Sha98] engine attempts to find a homepage of a person, among other means, by applying homepage recognition heuristics on the output of search engines. We should also mention the ParaSite [Spe97] system, which uses a set of link topology heuristics for specific search tasks (e.g. finding homepages or new locations of moved pages) and the Ariadne [Kno98] project, which involves semi automatic generation of wrappers for information extraction from semistructured sources, namely its methods ....

Spertus, E.: ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the Web. In: Proc. of the 6th International World Wide Web Conference.

.... 1999) 2 Such as WebWatcher (Joachims Freitag Mitchell, 1997) Sometimes the reason for using only limited ( header ) information is a hard constraint , such as unavailability of the full text of the page, especially due to stopped or overloaded server, or to security barriers, cf. e.g. (Spertus, 1997). Otherwise the choice between analysing full text vs. header info corresponds to a thoroughness response trade off: for on line applications, the user is unlikely to prefer more reliable categorisation of pages at the cost of waiting several minutes until the full texts are loaded. Compromises ....

Spertus, E. (1997). ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the Web. In: Proceedings of the 6th International World Wide Web Conference, 1997.

....structure of large hypertext systems such as the web. Pitkow recently completed his Ph.D. thesis on Characterizing World Wide Web Ecologies [Pit97, PPR96] with a wide variety of link based analysis. Weiss discuss clustering methods that take the link structure into account [WVS 96] Spertus [Spe97] discusses information that can be obtained from the link structure for a variety of applications. Good visualization demands added structure on the hypertext and is discussed in [MFH95, MF95] Recently, Kleinberg [Kle98] has developed an interesting model of the web as Hubs and Authorities, ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the web. In Proceedings of the Sixth International WWW Conference, Santa Claram USA, April, 1997, 1997. http://www6.nttlabs.com/HyperNews/get/PAPER206.html.

....Much research has been done on using the hypertext structure of the web to improve navigation and to build useful applications. Bachiochi [1] added navigation buttons to a browser that enable maneuvering within hierarchical Web site structures, based on one s current position. The ParaSite system [18] exploits the link information on the Web to find moved pages and unindexed information. Scratchpad [15] proposes a set of mechanisms based on breath first traversal of web pages. Nif T nav [11] provides a hierarchical navigator and shows the state of the navigation using a tree structure. ....

Spertus, E., Parasite: Mining Structural Information on the Web, in the Proceedings of the 6 th WWW Conference, 201-211, 1997.

....(parts of) web documents. These links point to related information that the author considered as relevant for the document. Using the link structure as a cluster criterion is based on the idea that documents referring each other (even over a link chain) contain similar information (see for example [3, 19]) The quality of this cluster criterion is potentially high if the links are assigned by a human. Another use for exploiting link information is described in [13] where the match of a document is determined by the content of the document itself but also by the content of the documents that can ....

Ellen Spertus. Parasite: Mining structural information on the web. In WWW6 - The sixth international world wide web conference, pages 201--214, 1997. http://www6.nttlabs.com/HyperNews/get/PAPER206.html.

....to a single entity, identify the best representative page for that entity, classify that page as a faculty, and classify the rest of the pages as other. We accomplish this by solving two subtasks: grouping related pages together, and identifying the most representative page of a group. Spertus [64] identifies regularities in URL structure and naming, and presents several heuristics for discovering page groupings and identifying representative home page. We use a similar, slightly expanded, approach. Although one could imagine trying to learn these heuristics from examples, in the following ....

....and Webfoot in a system that is able to learn extraction patterns for semi structured or free text. 8.3 Extracting Semantic Information from Hypertext Several other research groups have considered the semantic information that can be automatically inferred and extracted from hypertext. Spertus [64] presents a set of heuristics that relate hypertext conventions to semantic relationships. Specifically, she considers relationships that can often be inferred from hyperlink structure, file system organization, and HTML page structure. Monge and Elkan [44] have developed a system that finds the ....

E. Spertus. ParaSite: Mining structural information on the Web. In Proceedings of the Sixth International World Wide Web Conference, Santa Clara, CA, 1997.

....years on finding aggregate properties of web pages, such as page sizes, access rates, popularity, life span and so on (e.g. 5, 11] 5] presents a nice survey of literature in this area. Correspondingly there has been some work on finding numerical properties of the link structure of the Web [12, 10]. However there has been little work in analyzing structures of communities on the Web. The closest related work is that done in the Clever project at IBM [6, 8, 9] that looks at mining knowledge bases from the 3 Web. They posit a stochastic model for the growth of the Web and derive a hubs and ....

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....information on the web is a dicult problem. The existing search engines try to index and classify the pages on the web based on their content and associated metadata. Automating the classi cation of web pages with the help of link onformation has been studied in [11] 12] 13] 16] 25] [27], 29] Recent work on the application of database techniques for modeling and querying the web, for information extraction and integration, and for web site construction has been surveyed in [18] Gudivada et al. 20] give a detailed review of automated indexing methods and their use in document ....

Ellen Spertus. "Parasite: Mining Structural Information on the Web", Proc. 6th International World Wide Web Conference, 1997.

....instead of starting with a sparse query and attempting to gather feedback from user to augment the initial query, IMAs start off with very rich contextual information that is subsequently specified by a user s explicit query. Other related work includes (but is by no means limited to) ParaSite (Spertus, 1997), a system that suggests relevant web pages using link topology; Metasearcher (Badue, et al. 1998) which uses a collection of browser caches gathered from users working in collaboration on a common research task to form a query that is sent to search engines; Letizia (Lieberman, 1995) an agent ....

Spertus, E. 1997. Parasite: Mining Structural Information on the Web. In Proceedings of the Sixth International World Wide Web Conference.

....exploring such concepts as site (e.g. nsf.gov) and host (e.g. ccr.cise.nsf.gov) based on the controlling organization. twURL also clusters items based on pre defined vocabularies and organizes items into outlines based on properties such as site, host, and number of incoming links. Spertus[28] experimented with algorithms that analyze links between web pages to find pages related to a given set of pages and to infer the topic and function of pages. Marchiori [21] developed an algorithm that used information about links (and the contents of linked to pages) to reorder the results ....

....They used Pad [3] to implement PadPrints, browser companion software that presents a zoomable interface to a user s browsing history. Discussion There are some similarities between these research efforts and ours. We are focusing on a structural analysis of the relationship between items, like [4,7,17,19,26,28], although we work with links between sites, not pages. We are interested in the functional roles a web page can play, like [17,24] As in [6] seed sites in our system serve as growth sites that form the basis for a particular type of related reference query [2] that retrieves a structure of ....

Spertus, E. ParaSite: Mining Structural Information on the Web, in Proceedings of the Sixth International World Wide Web Conference (April 1997).

....data regarding the users who browsed the web pages and the web structure data. Thus, the WWW data mining should focus on three issues; web 2 structure mining, web content mining [8] and web usage mining [2,10,13] Web structure mining involves mining the web document s structures and links. In [24], some insight is given on mining structural information on the web. Our initial study [5] has shown that web structure mining is very useful in generating information such visible web documents, luminous web documents and luminous paths; a path common to most of the results returned. In this ....

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....in some ways to the best text based Web recommender system. Note that these heuristics simultaneously take advantage of inter document, intra document, and intra URL structure. Elsewhere, we discuss a home page finder, a moved page finder, and a technique for finding pages on given topics [14][15] v.vcvalue score www.nasa.gov 13 www.nsf.gov 12 www.fcc.gov 5 www.nih.gov 5 daac.gsfc.nasa.gov 5 www.whitehouse.gov 4 www.cdc.gov 4 www.doc.gov 4 www.doe.gov 4 www.ed.gov 4 Figure 9: First ten results of running SimPagesBasic (Figure 10) with the url ids corresponding to ....

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