Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.

Abstract: Problems statement: Nowadays, many users use web search engines to find and gather information. User faces an increasing amount of various HTML information sources. The issue of correlating, integrating and presenting related information to users becomes important. When a user uses a sear...

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Main Authors: Shaker, Mahmoud, Ibrahim, Hamidah, Mustapha, Aida, Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana
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Published: Science Publications 2009
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Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/15226/
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author Shaker, Mahmoud
Ibrahim, Hamidah
Mustapha, Aida
Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana
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Ibrahim, Hamidah
Mustapha, Aida
Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana
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description Abstract: Problems statement: Nowadays, many users use web search engines to find and gather information. User faces an increasing amount of various HTML information sources. The issue of correlating, integrating and presenting related information to users becomes important. When a user uses a search engine such as Yahoo and Google to seek specific information, the results are not only information about the availability of the desired information, but also information about other pages on which the desired information is mentioned. The number of selected pages is enormous. Therefore, the performance capabilities, the overlap among results for the same queries and limitations of web search engines are an important and large area of research. Extracting information from the web pages also becomes very important because the massive and increasing amount of diverse HTML information sources in the internet that are available to users and the variety of web pages making the process of information extraction from web a challenging problem. Approach: This study proposed an approach for extracting information from HTML web pages which was able to extract relevant information from different web pages based on standard classifications. Results: Proposed approach was evaluated by conducting experiments on a number of web pages from different domains and achieved increment in precision and F measure as well as decrement in recall. Conclusion: Experiments demonstrated that our approach extracted the attributes besides the sub attributes that described the extracted attributes and values of the sub attributes from various web pages. Proposed approach was able to extract the attributes that appear in different names in some of the web pages.
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spelling upm-152262013-06-25T04:13:41Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/15226/ Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages. Shaker, Mahmoud Ibrahim, Hamidah Mustapha, Aida Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana Abstract: Problems statement: Nowadays, many users use web search engines to find and gather information. User faces an increasing amount of various HTML information sources. The issue of correlating, integrating and presenting related information to users becomes important. When a user uses a search engine such as Yahoo and Google to seek specific information, the results are not only information about the availability of the desired information, but also information about other pages on which the desired information is mentioned. The number of selected pages is enormous. Therefore, the performance capabilities, the overlap among results for the same queries and limitations of web search engines are an important and large area of research. Extracting information from the web pages also becomes very important because the massive and increasing amount of diverse HTML information sources in the internet that are available to users and the variety of web pages making the process of information extraction from web a challenging problem. Approach: This study proposed an approach for extracting information from HTML web pages which was able to extract relevant information from different web pages based on standard classifications. Results: Proposed approach was evaluated by conducting experiments on a number of web pages from different domains and achieved increment in precision and F measure as well as decrement in recall. Conclusion: Experiments demonstrated that our approach extracted the attributes besides the sub attributes that described the extracted attributes and values of the sub attributes from various web pages. Proposed approach was able to extract the attributes that appear in different names in some of the web pages. Science Publications 2009 Article PeerReviewed Shaker, Mahmoud and Ibrahim, Hamidah and Mustapha, Aida and Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana (2009) Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages. Journal of Computer Science, 5 (8). pp. 596-607. ISSN 1549-3636 Hypertext systems. HTML (Document markup language). Information Storage and Retrieval. English
spellingShingle Hypertext systems.
HTML (Document markup language).
Information Storage and Retrieval.
Shaker, Mahmoud
Ibrahim, Hamidah
Mustapha, Aida
Abdullah, Lili Nurliyana
Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title_full Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title_fullStr Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title_full_unstemmed Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title_short Information extraction from hypertext mark-up language Web pages.
title_sort information extraction from hypertext mark-up language web pages.
topic Hypertext systems.
HTML (Document markup language).
Information Storage and Retrieval.
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/15226/