Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20070282832
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Summary / Description
| Summary / Description | Traversal patterns reflect regularities of Web users browsing and selecting Web pages along URL hyper-links. The discovery of traversal patterns is quite useful for improving the Web site design, offering clients personalized service, carrying on e-commercial activities, constructing intelligent Web sites and so on. |
Basic Information
| Type of Prior Art | Print Publication |
| Publication Title * | An efficient Web traversal pattern mining algorithm based on suffix array |
| Author | Tao Jing, Wan-Li Zuo, Bang-Zuo Zhang |
| ISBN | 0-7803-8403-2 |
| Page Range | 1535- 1539 |
| Medium | Journal article |
| Publication Date * | August 26, 2004 |
| URL | http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/... |
Notes / To Do
| Notes | Need IEEE account to access this document |
Excerpt
Excerpt Traversal patterns reflect regularities of Web users browsing and selecting Web pages along URL hyper-links. The discovery of traversal patterns is quite useful for improving the Web site design, offering clients personalized service, carrying on e-commercial activities, constructing intelligent Web sites and so on. The discovery of user traversal patterns comprises the following three steps: 1) extracting maximal forward reference paths from server log; 2) discovering frequent reference paths based on the result of the first step; and 3) filtering to get maximal frequent reference paths from the output of the second step. The second step constitutes the core of the whole mining process. Essentially, a Web access pattern is a sequential pattern in a large set of pieces of Web logs, which is pursued frequently by users. Although some attempts have been made to mine traversal patterns from Web logs, most of the research efforts try to employ techniques of sequential pattern mining, which is based on a generate-and-test paradigm, involving multi-scan of the entire dataset. This paper presents a novel approach based on suffix array for frequent reference path generation. Experimental results on both synthetic and real-life data sets show the effectiveness of the novel algorithm. |
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This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
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The server log is logging data for a specific amount of time.
The server log is logging data for a specific amount of time.
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URL itself is a continous string.
URL itself is a continous string.
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URLs occurs more than 1 time, it will be extracted
URLs occurs more than 1 time, it will be extracted
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sort algorithm, here it sorts by frequency, so that is considered numerical order.
sort algorithm, here it sorts by frequency, so that is considered numerical order.
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It operates in a browser
It operates in a browser
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this is using a browser
this is using a browser
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please check the body of the journal for details.
please check the body of the journal for details.
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URLs repeat certain times, the system sorts by frequency.
URLs repeat certain times, the system sorts by frequency.
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system extracts URL strings and sort the URL strings in a frequency order.
system extracts URL strings and sort the URL strings in a frequency order.
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Server logs.
Server logs.
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see body of the journal, almost inherent this is in there because it is keeping track of frequency of visit, there is a counter in the system.
see body of the journal, almost inherent this is in there because it is keeping track of frequency of visit, there is a counter in the system.
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Check the journal itself, it may be in there. Check amazon or ebay.
Check the journal itself, it may be in there. Check amazon or ebay.
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This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
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see abstract, it is arranging by frequency of occurrences
see abstract, it is arranging by frequency of occurrences
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filtering to get the maximum frequency string URLs.
filtering to get the maximum frequency string URLs.
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repeat or non repeat URLs, revisted URLs
repeat or non repeat URLs, revisted URLs
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Doesnt specifically mention in abstract, but check ebay/amazon user feedback systems.
Doesnt specifically mention in abstract, but check ebay/amazon user feedback systems.
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URL field is a form field, it is keeping track of the URL frequency occurrences
URL field is a form field, it is keeping track of the URL frequency occurrences
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This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
This IEEE reference provides a strong fundamental background prior art. It tracks where the users have went to on the world wide web, through URL logs. Presumably, the URLs have been typed into the computer to access webpages. The system keeps track of URL and frequency of each URL, which may read onto a string or a substring. Significantly, this improves the user experience, personalized service, and operates in an e-commerce architecture. A detailed review by the Examiner is highly recommended.
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