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On Having Search Engines Deliver Hierarchies of Web Pages

There is large room for improving the usefulness of today’s Internet search engines. There are various ways. One of the ways is, when given a sub-directory (subWeb) of a Web site in a certain domain, to automatically retrieve, or mine, corresponding subdirectories of other Web sites in a similar domain. In this article, we outline a methodology for doing this.

Jiawei Han | Won Kim | Eunseok Lee | Ok-Ran Jeong

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