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Effective web-scale crawling through website analysis

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The web crawler space is often delimited into two general areas: full-web crawling and focused crawling. We present netSifter, a crawler system which integrates features from thes...

Iván Gonzlez, Adam Marcus 0002, Daniel N. M...

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1	237	Effective web-scale crawling through website analysis	claim
2	233	Detecting online commercial intention (OCI)	claim
3	212	BuzzRank ... and the trend is your friend	claim
4	206	Beyond PageRank: machine learning for static ranking	claim
5	197	Compressing and searching XML data via two zips	claim
6	192	Knowledge modeling and its application in life sciences: a tale of two ontologies	claim
7	189	HTML2RSS: automatic generation of RSS feed based on structure analysis of HTML document	claim
8	188	Designing an architecture for delivering mobile information services to the rural developing world	claim
9	185	Large-scale text categorization by batch mode active learning	claim
10	185	A pruning-based approach for supporting Top-K join queries	claim
11	183	Semantic link based top-K join queries in P2P networks	claim
12	183	Mining related queries from search engine query logs	claim
13	181	An integrated method for social network extraction	claim
14	179	Detecting spam web pages through content analysis	claim
15	178	Capturing RIA concepts in a web modeling language	claim
16	176	Knowing the user's every move: user activity tracking for website usability evaluation and implicit interaction	claim
17	176	ASDL: a wide spectrum language for designing web services	claim
18	175	Adaptive web sites: user studies and simulation	claim
19	174	Optimizing scoring functions and indexes for proximity search in type-annotated corpora	claim
20	174	An audio/video analysis mechanism for web indexing	claim
21	171	Detecting semantic cloaking on the web	claim
22	171	Beyond XML and RDF: The Versatile Web Query Language Xcerpt	claim
23	171	CWS: a comparative web search system	claim
24	170	Bilingual web page and site readability assessment	claim
25	170	Time-dependent semantic similarity measure of queries using historical click-through data	claim
26	169	Finding visual concepts by web image mining	claim
27	169	Integrating semantic web and language technologies to improve the online public administrations services	claim
28	168	The SOWES approach to P2P web search using semantic overlays	claim
29	166	Bootstrapping semantics on the web: meaning elicitation from schemas	claim
30	162	Searching with context	claim
31	161	Mining search engine query logs for query recommendation	claim
32	158	Browsing on small screens: recasting web-page segmentation into an efficient machine learning framework	claim
33	158	Living the TV revolution: unite MHP to the web or face IDTV irrelevance!	claim
34	158	Finding advertising keywords on web pages	claim
35	155	Proposal of integrated search engine of web and TV contents	claim
36	151	Generating query substitutions	claim
37	150	Selective hypertext induced topic search	claim
38	149	Probabilistic models for discovering e-communities	claim
39	148	Learning and inferencing in user ontology for personalized semantic web services	claim
40	148	A comparison of implicit and explicit links for web page classification	claim
41	147	Analysis of communication models in web service compositions	claim
42	147	POLYPHONET: an advanced social network extraction system from the web	claim
43	147	Mining clickthrough data for collaborative web search	claim
44	147	Topical TrustRank: using topicality to combat web spam	claim
45	147	The credibility of the posted information in a recommendation system based on a map	claim
46	145	Determining user interests about museum collections	claim
47	142	Extracting news-related queries from web query log	claim
48	141	SecuBat: a web vulnerability scanner	claim
49	140	Position paper: ontology construction from online ontologies	claim
50	140	Towards practical genre classification of web documents	claim
51	139	Do not crawl in the DUST: different URLs with similar text	claim
52	138	Geographically focused collaborative crawling	claim
53	138	Ontology-based legal information retrieval to improve the information access in e-government	claim
54	138	Protecting browser state from web privacy attacks	claim
55	138	Automatic geotagging of Russian web sites	claim
56	137	Bringing communities to the semantic web and the semantic web to communities	claim
57	136	Adding semantics to rosettaNet specifications	claim
58	136	Capturing the essentials of federated systems	claim
59	135	From adaptation engineering to aspect-oriented context-dependency	claim
60	135	Relaxed: on the way towards true validation of compound documents	claim
61	135	Community discovery and analysis in blogspace	claim
62	135	Using proportional transportation similarity with learned element semantics for XML document clustering	claim
63	134	SGSDesigner: a graphical interface for annotating and designing semantic grid services	claim
64	134	Invisible participants: how cultural capital relates to lurking behavior	claim
65	133	Question answering on top of the BT digital library	claim
66	133	Discovering event evolution graphs from newswires	claim
67	132	Logical structure based semantic relationship extraction from semi-structured documents	claim
68	131	FLUX: fuzzy content and structure matching of XML range queries	claim
69	131	WS-replication: a framework for highly available web services	claim
70	130	DoNet: a semantic domotic framework	claim
71	130	Improved annotation of the blogosphere via autotagging and hierarchical clustering	claim
72	130	Generation of multimedia TV news contents for WWW	claim
73	130	Automatic identification of user interest for personalized search	claim
74	129	FeedEx: collaborative exchange of news feeds	claim
75	129	Interactive wrapper generation with minimal user effort	claim
76	129	Microformats: a pragmatic path to the semantic web	claim
77	129	Exploring social annotations for the semantic web	claim
78	128	Site level noise removal for search engines	claim
79	128	A browser for browsing the past web	claim
80	126	System for spatio-temporal analysis of online news and blogs	claim
81	125	Detecting nepotistic links by language model disagreement	claim
82	125	Semantic WS-agreement partner selection	claim
83	125	Strong authentication in web proxies	claim
84	125	Image annotation using search and mining technologies	claim
85	123	Reappraising cognitive styles in adaptive web applications	claim
86	123	Background knowledge for ontology construction	claim
87	122	A framework for XML data streams history checking and monitoring	claim
88	122	Towards content trust of web resources	claim
89	122	SCTP: an innovative transport layer protocol for the web	claim
90	121	GIO: a semantic web application using the information grid framework	claim
91	121	An ontology for internal and external business processes	claim
92	121	How semantics make better wikis	claim
93	121	Semantic web integration of cultural heritage sources	claim
94	120	Efficient query subscription processing for prospective search engines	claim
95	120	Web ontology segmentation: analysis, classification and use	claim
96	120	Topic-oriented query expansion for web search	claim
97	120	Retroactive answering of search queries	claim
98	119	Communities from seed sets	claim
99	118	Generating summaries for large collections of geo-referenced photographs	claim
100	118	Graphical representation of RDF queries	claim
101	118	Model-based version and configuration management for a web engineering lifecycle	claim
102	117	Online mining of frequent query trees over XML data streams	claim
103	117	Towards DSL-based web engineering	claim
104	117	Template guided association rule mining from XML documents	claim
105	116	Analysis of WWW traffic in Cambodia and Ghana	claim
106	116	One document to bind them: combining XML, web services, and the semantic web	claim
107	116	A web-based kernel function for measuring the similarity of short text snippets	claim
108	116	A content and structure website mining model	claim
109	115	Automatic matchmaking of web services	claim
110	115	Live URLs: breathing life into URLs	claim
111	115	Symmetrically exploiting XML	claim
112	114	Status of the African Web	claim
113	114	XPath filename expansion in a Unix shell	claim
114	114	AutoTag: a collaborative approach to automated tag assignment for weblog posts	claim
115	113	Position paper: a comparison of two modelling paradigms in the Semantic Web	claim
116	112	Personalization and accessibility: integration of library and web approaches	claim
117	112	Visualizing tags over time	claim
118	112	Temporal rules for mobile web personalization	claim
119	112	Using graph matching techniques to wrap data from PDF documents	claim
120	112	Merging trees: file system and content integration	claim
121	111	An e-market framework for informed trading	claim
122	111	The impact of online music services on the demand for stars in the music industry	claim
123	110	XML screamer: an integrated approach to high performance XML parsing, validation and deserialization	claim
124	110	Visualizing an historical semantic web with Heml	claim
125	110	Toward tighter integration of web search with a geographic information system	claim
126	109	Invasive browser sniffing and countermeasures	claim
127	109	Finding specification pages according to attributes	claim
128	108	A probabilistic approach to spatiotemporal theme pattern mining on weblogs	claim
129	108	Archiving web site resources: a records management view	claim
130	108	Constructing virtual documents for ontology matching	claim
131	107	Random sampling from a search engine's index	claim
132	107	Safeguard against unicode attacks: generation and applications of UC-simlist	claim
133	107	pTHINC: a thin-client architecture for mobile wireless web	claim
134	107	The web structure of e-government - developing a methodology for quantitative evaluation	claim
135	106	Efficient search for peer-to-peer information retrieval using semantic small world	claim
136	106	Rapid prototyping of web applications combining domain specific languages and model driven design	claim
137	106	WAP5: black-box performance debugging for wide-area systems	claim
138	104	GoGetIt!: a tool for generating structure-driven web crawlers	claim
139	103	Web based device independent mobile map applications.: the m-CHARTIS system	claim
140	103	Upgrading relational legacy data to the semantic web	claim
141	103	Off the beaten tracks: exploring three aspects of web navigation	claim
142	102	DemIL: an online interaction language between citizen and government	claim
143	102	Image classification for mobile web browsing	claim
144	101	Why is connectivity in developing regions expensive: policy challenges more than technical limitations?	claim
145	101	Selective early request termination for busy internet services	claim
146	99	Estimating required recall for successful knowledge acquisition from the web	claim
147	99	A decentralized CF approach based on cooperative agents	claim
148	99	Oyster: sharing and re-using ontologies in a peer-to-peer community	claim
149	99	On a service-oriented approach for an engineering knowledge desktop	claim
150	99	The new economy: an engineer's perspective	claim
151	98	Relationship between web links and trade	claim
152	98	The ODESeW 2.0 semantic web application framework	claim
153	98	Access control enforcement for conversation-based web services	claim
154	98	Integrating ecoinformatics resources on the semantic web	claim
155	97	WebKhoj: Indian language IR from multiple character encodings	claim
156	96	Evaluating structural summaries as access methods for XML	claim
157	96	Geographic locations of web servers	claim
158	96	What's really new on the web?: identifying new pages from a series of unstable web snapshots	claim
159	95	Focused crawling: experiences in a real world project	claim
160	94	Supporting online problem-solving communities with the semantic web	claim
161	94	Providing SCORM with adaptivity	claim
162	93	Generating maps of web pages using cellular automata	claim
163	92	DiTaBBu: automating the production of time-based hypermedia content	claim
164	91	Requirements for multimedia document enrichment	claim
165	91	Dynamic placement for clustered web applications	claim
166	91	Using semantic rules to determine access control for web services	claim
167	90	Designing ethical phishing experiments: a study of (ROT13) rOnl query features	claim
168	89	The case for multi-user design for computer aided learning in developing regions	claim
169	88	Using web browser interactions to predict task	claim
170	88	Wake-on-WLAN	claim
171	87	Visually guided bottom-up table detection and segmentation in web documents	claim
172	86	Using annotations in enterprise search	claim
173	86	Mobile web publishing and surfing based on environmental sensing data	claim
174	84	Path summaries and path partitioning in modern XML databases	claim
175	84	Text-based video blogging	claim
176	82	Tables and trees don't mix (very well)	claim
177	81	To randomize or not to randomize: space optimal summaries for hyperlink analysis	claim
178	80	Web annotation sharing using P2P	claim
179	77	Examining the content and privacy of web browsing incidental information	claim
180	77	Predictive modeling of first-click behavior in web-search	claim
181	75	Model-directed web transactions under constrained modalities	claim
182	74	Cat and mouse: content delivery tradeoffs in web access	claim
183	72	Semantic analytics on social networks: experiences in addressing the problem of conflict of interest detection	claim
184	72	Using symbolic objects to cluster web documents	claim
185	69	Robust web content extraction	claim
186	68	Structuring namespace descriptions	claim

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