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DSCI 5240 Graduate PresentationXxxxxx Research paper: Web Mining Research: A survey SIGKDD Explorations, June 2000. Volume 2, Issue 1 Author: R. Kosala and H. Blockeel Introduction Web Mining Web Content Mining Web Structure Mining Web Usage Mining Conclusion Outline The World Wide Web is a popular and interactive medium to disseminate information Information users may encounter four problems 1. Finding relevant information a. low precision b. low recall 2. Creating new knowledge out of the information available on the web data-triggered process 3. Personalizing of the information People differ in the content and presentations of information 4. Learning about consumers or individual users Mass customizing or even personalizing Introduction Definition: web mining refers to the overall process of discovering potentially useful and previously unknown information or knowledge from the web data Four subtasks Resource finding: retrieving intended web documents Information selection and pre-processing: selecting and pre-processing specific information Generalization: discovering general patterns Analysis: validation and/or interpretation of mined patterns Web Mining Web Mining and Information Retrieval Definition: IR is the automatic retrieval of all relevant documents while at the same time retrieving as few of the non-relevant documents as possible. goal: indexing and searching for useful documents Web Mining and Information Extraction IE has the goal of transforming a collection of documents into information that is more readily digested and analyzed. Compare IR and IE a. aims b. fields Web Mining Web Mining and the Agent Paradigm Web mining is often viewed from or implemented within an agent paradigm User interface agents Distributed agents Mobile agents Two approaches used to develop intelligent agents Content-based approach Collaborative approach Web Mining Definition: discover