A Framework for High-Performance Web Mining in Dynamic Environments using Honeybee Search Strategies

The methodology for the knowledge discovery in databases architecture outlines possible approaches taken by search engines to improve their IR systems. The conventional approach provided the requester with query results based on the user’s knowledge of respective IR systems. This paper proposes the use of an information sharing model based on the information processing methodology of honeybees and knowledge discovery in databases as opposed to the traditional IR models used by current search engines. The major limitation of IR-based systems is their dependency on human editors which is reflected in static sets of query terms and the use of stemming. Experimental results are presented for data clustering component (Web page indexer) of the Tocorime Apicu search engine which is based on the information sharing model.