A Unit of Information-Based Content Adaptation Method for Improving Web Content Accessibility in the Mobile Internet
Stephen J.H. Yang, Jia Zhang, Rick C.S. Chen, N.W.Y. Shao
Abstract
Stephen J.H. Yang, Jia Zhang, Rick C.S. Chen, N.W.Y. Shao
Abstract
In the mobile Internet, users generally work with handheld devices with limited computing power and small screens. Their access conditions also change frequently. In this paper, we present a novel method supporting intelligent content adaptation to better suit handheld devices. The underpinning is a unit of information (UOI)– based content adaptation method, which automatically detects semantic relationships among the components of Web contents and then reorganizes page layout to fit handheld devices based on identified UOIs. Experimental results demonstrate that our method enables more sensitive content adaptation.
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In the mobile Internet, users generally work with handheld devices with limited computing power and small screens. Their access conditions also change frequently. In this paper, we present a novel method supporting intelligent content adaptation to better suit handheld devices. The underpinning is a unit of information (UOI)– based content adaptation method, which automatically detects semantic relationships among the components of Web contents and then reorganizes page layout to fit handheld devices based on identified UOIs. Experimental results demonstrate that our method enables more sensitive content adaptation.
Key concepts: Content adaptation, Mobile device, Computer science, Adaptation (eye), The Internet, Mobile Web, Web content, World Wide Web