A design and implementation of XML-based Mediation Framework (XMF) for integration of Internet information resources

Lee, Kangchan; Min, Jaehong; Park, Kishik; Lee, Kyu-Chul

doi:10.1109/hicss.2002.994211

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“…There are a lot of web sites which publish news. The news sites publish different kinds of information in different presentation forms [3,6]. News is a very dynamic kind of information, constantly updated.…”

Section: News Published On the Webmentioning

confidence: 99%

Classification of RSS-Formatted Documents Using Full Text Similarity Measures

Węgrzyn-Wolska

Szczepaniak

2005

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The Web is enormous, unlimited and dynamically changed source of useful and varied kinds of information. The news is one of the most rapidly changing kinds of information. The departure for this paper is presentation of RSS, an useful data format used frequently by publishers of news; some statistics related to news syndication illustrate the actual situation. Then, two recently developed methods for examination of similarity of textual documents are briefly presented. Since RSS-supplied records always contain the same type of information (headlines, links, article summaries, etc.), application of methods of presented type makes their diverse applications like automatic news classification and filtering easier.

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Section: News Published On the Webmentioning

confidence: 99%