User centric dynamic web information visualization

Saleheen, Shibli; Lai, Wei

doi:10.1007/s11432-013-4871-0

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“…So, an URL url ∈ N can be represented as a set of Topics, i.e., url = {T 1 , T 2 , T 3 , ..., T m }. Now, if we considerthe user profile is also represented by a set of interested topics, we can write, UP = {I 1 , I 2 , I 3 , ..., I k } (for user profile generation, see details in [11]). This said, we can define MISS as follows:…”

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A New Type of Web Graph for Personalized Visualization

Saleheen

Lai

2014

2014 IEEE Pacific Visualization Symposium

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Over the past few years, research on web information visualization is focusing on how to present the web information to end users effectively and efficiently. Nevertheless, with increasing size of the information in the web-space, it has become very difficult to visualize information and the inherent relationships among the information. Because of web graphs being messy and large, end users need to allow extra effort to mine interested information from those. Existing web graphs produce relationships among nodes (URLs) based on structural linkage information. As a result, by producing similar visualization to different end users, this approach lacks effectiveness considering diversity of users' need. In our work, we encounter this issue of personalization in visualization of web graph. We propose a different web graph which capitalizes on user interests to develop relationships among nodes of the web graph. Examples show that this web graph can represent web information to the end user for more effective and effortless information search.

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Section: Pis and Ussmentioning

confidence: 99%