Techniques for clustering structurally similar web pages
AssigneeYahoo! Inc.
InventorsKrishna Leela Poola, Arun Ramanujapuram
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AssigneeYahoo! Inc.
InventorsKrishna Leela Poola, Arun Ramanujapuram
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Web page clustering techniques described herein are URL Clustering and Page Clustering, whereby clustering algorithms cluster together pages that are structurally similar. Regarding URL clustering, because similarly structured pages have similar patterns in their URLs, grouping similar URL patterns will group structurally similar pages. Embodiments of URL clustering may involve: (a) URL normalization and (b) URL variation computation. Regarding page clustering, page feature-based techniques further cluster any given set of homogenous clusters, reducing the number of clusters based on the underlying page code. Embodiments of page clustering may reduce the number of clusters based on the tag probabilities and the tag sequence, utilizing an Approximate Nearest Neighborhood (ANN) graph along with evaluation of intra-cluster and inter-cluster compactness.
A computer-implemented method for grouping structurally similar pages, comprising:
A computer-implemented method for grouping structurally similar pages, comprising:
A computer-implemented method for grouping structurally similar pages, comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for grouping structurally similar pages, which instructions, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one of more processors to perform the steps of:
A computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for grouping structurally similar pages, which instructions, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one of more processors to perform the steps of:
A computer-readable storage medium storing instructions for grouping structurally similar pages, which instructions, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one of more processors to perform the steps of:
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