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ERCIMDL
2010
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Link Proximity Analysis - Clustering Websites by Examining Link Proximity

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Link Proximity Analysis - Clustering Websites by Examining Link Proximity

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This research-in-progress paper presents a new approach called Link Proximity Analysis (LPA) for identifying related web pages based on link analysis. In contrast to current techniques, which ignore intra-page link analysis, the one put forth here examines the relative positioning of links to each other within websites. The approach uses the fact that a clear correlation between the proximity of links to each other and the subject-relatedness of the linked websites can be observed on nearly every web page. By statistically analyzing this relationship and measuring the amount of sentences, paragraphs, etc. between two links, related websites can be automatically, identified as a first study has proven.

Bela Gipp, Adriana Taylor, Jöran Beel

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Education | ERCIMDL 2010 | Intra-page Link Analysis | Link Analysis | Link Proximity Analysis |

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Added	02 Mar 2011
Updated	02 Mar 2011
Type	Journal
Year	2010
Where	ERCIMDL
Authors	Bela Gipp, Adriana Taylor, Jöran Beel

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