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Semantic similarity between search engine queries using temporal correlation

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We investigate the idea of finding semantically related search engine queries based on their temporal correlation; in other words, we infer that two queries are related if their p...

Steve Chien, Nicole Immorlica

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4	228	Focused crawling by exploiting anchor text using decision tree	claim
5	223	Online curriculum on the semantic Web: the CSD-UoC portal for peer-to-peer e-learning	claim
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69	152	Incremental page rank computation on evolving graphs	claim
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80	145	Sampling search-engine results	claim
81	145	Web service interfaces	claim
82	145	Ensuring required failure atomicity of composite Web services	claim
83	145	TrustGuard: countering vulnerabilities in reputation management for decentralized overlay networks	claim
84	144	Advanced fault analysis in web service composition	claim
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86	144	Finding the boundaries of information resources on the web	claim
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124	125	Composite event queries for reactivity on the web	claim
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126	124	Improving understanding of website privacy policies with fine-grained policy anchors	claim
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129	124	The indexable web is more than 11.5 billion pages	claim
130	124	Web page marker: a web browsing support system based on marking and anchoring	claim
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139	120	WEESA: Web engineering for semantic Web applications	claim
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143	119	Consistency checking of UML model diagrams using the XML semantics approach	claim
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153	116	Shared lexicon for distributed annotations on the Web	claim
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171	109	TruRank: taking PageRank to the limit	claim
172	109	Preferential walk: towards efficient and scalable search in unstructured peer-to-peer networks	claim
173	108	Using XForms to simplify Web programming	claim
174	108	Using visual cues for extraction of tabular data from arbitrary HTML documents	claim
175	108	Signing individual fragments of an RDF graph	claim
176	108	XSLT by example	claim
177	107	Representing personal web information using a topic-oriented interface	claim
178	106	Fully automatic wrapper generation for search engines	claim
179	106	A publish and subscribe collaboration architecture for web-based information	claim
180	105	GlobeDB: autonomic data replication for web applications	claim
181	105	WCAG formalization with W3C standards	claim
182	105	Can link analysis tell us about web traffic?	claim
183	105	Web resource geographic location classification and detection	claim
184	105	Internet search engines: past and future	claim
185	104	Exploiting the web for point-in-time file sharing	claim
186	103	Web data cleansing for information retrieval using key resource page selection	claim
187	103	Answering order-based queries over XML data	claim
188	103	An information extraction engine for web discussion forums	claim
189	102	Finding the search engine that works for you	claim
190	101	Processing link structures and linkbases on the web	claim
191	101	A framework for determining necessary query set sizes to evaluate web search effectiveness	claim
192	101	Personal TV viewing by using live chat as metadata	claim
193	100	WAND: a meta-data maintenance system over the internet	claim
194	99	Mapping XML instances	claim
195	99	The volume and evolution of web page templates	claim
196	99	Information flow using edge stress factor	claim
197	99	Finding group shilling in recommendation system	claim
198	98	Introducing multimodal character agents into existing web applications	claim
199	98	Predicting outcomes of web navigation	claim
200	98	Soundness proof of Z semantics of OWL using institutions	claim
201	98	An approach for realizing privacy-preserving web-based services	claim
202	97	XHTML meta data profiles	claim
203	96	MiSpider: a continuous agent on web pages	claim
204	95	Information search and re-access strategies of experienced web users	claim
205	95	Multichannel publication of interactive media documents in a news environment	claim
206	95	Site abstraction for rare category classification in large-scale web directory	claim
207	95	Semantic virtual environments	claim
208	95	Predictive ranking: a novel page ranking approach by estimating the web structure	claim
209	93	Ontology-based learning content repurposing	claim
210	92	Duplicate detection in click streams	claim
211	92	SLL: running my web services on your WS platforms	claim
212	92	Mining web site's topic hierarchy	claim
213	91	XJ: facilitating XML processing in Java	claim
214	90	Exception handling in workflow-driven Web applications	claim
215	89	SAT-MOD: moderate itemset fittest for text classification	claim
216	88	Web log mining with adaptive support thresholds	claim
217	87	Predicting navigation patterns on the mobile-internet using time of the week	claim
218	87	WebRogue: virtual presence in web sites	claim
219	86	Web2Talkshow: transforming web content into TV-program-like content based on the creation of dialogue	claim
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221	84	XQuery containment in presence of variable binding dependencies	claim
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