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Clustering frequent navigation patterns from website logs using ontology and temporal information
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Given set of web pages labeled with ontological items, the level of similarity between two web pages is measured using the level of similarity between ontological items of pages labeled with. Using similarity measure between two pages, degree of similarity between two sequences of web page visits can be calculated as well. Using clustering algorithms, similar frequent sequences are grouped and representative sequences are selected from these groups. A new sequence is compared with all clusters and it is assigned to most similar one. Representatives of the most similar cluster can be used in several real world cases. They can be used for predicting and prefetching the next page user will visit or for helping the navigation of user in the website. They can also be used to improve the structure of website for easier navigation. In this study the effect of time spent on each web page during the session is analyzed.
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Electronic Computers.
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Computer Science
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Data mining
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/20999
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S. Kılıç, “Clustering frequent navigation patterns from website logs using ontology and temporal information,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2011.
