The Technology of Web Search Interface Discovery Based on Decision Tree
Hu Zhang
Abstract
Hu Zhang
Abstract
Traditional Web search engines work well for finding static Web pages,but not for finding datasets hidden behind Web search forms.A significant and ever-increasing amount of data is accessible only by filling out HTML forms to query an underlying Web data source.We describe a novel technique for detecting search forms,which uses representative features to describe candidate forms and a useful general purpose decision tree that is effective on accuracy to classify them.
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Traditional Web search engines work well for finding static Web pages,but not for finding datasets hidden behind Web search forms.A significant and ever-increasing amount of data is accessible only by filling out HTML forms to query an underlying Web data source.We describe a novel technique for detecting search forms,which uses representative features to describe candidate forms and a useful general purpose decision tree that is effective on accuracy to classify them.
Key concepts: Computer science, Web search query, Search engine, Information retrieval, Web search engine, Web crawler, Tree (set theory), Decision tree