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1 Mining World Knowledge for Analysis of Search Engine Content John D. King, Yuefeng Li, Xiaohui Tao, Richi Nayak j5.king,y2.li,x.tao,r.nayak @.au School of Software Engineering and Data Communications, Queensland University of Technology, QLD 4001, Australia Abstract— Little is known about the content of the major documents than the state of the art automatic classification search engines. We present an automatic learning method which methods. One factor that makes human experts superior from trains an ontology with world knowledge of hundreds of different computer programs is ‘world knowledge’. World knowledge subjects in a three-level taxonomy covering all the documents offered in our university library. We then mine this ontology encompasses sophisticated contextual information on topics to find important classification rules, and then use these rules such as philosophy, psychology, religion, social sciences, to perform an extensive analysis of the content of the largest language, natural sciences, mathematics, technology, the arts, general purpose internet search engines in use today. Instead literature, geography, and history. In this study we make use of representing documents and collections as a set of terms, of world knowledge stored in an ontology. Ontologies have we represent them as a set of subjects, which is a highly efficient representation, leading to a more robust representation