Pagemap: A dynamic user guiding approach to the most relevant and popular pages in a website

2010 13th International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (ICCIT) Pub Date : 2010-12-01 DOI:10.1109/ICCITECHN.2010.5723847

P. Biswas, S. Rahim

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In this blooming age of information technology the web developers always intend to provide a vast information space to the Internet surfers. On the other side, the users always want to reach the desired information by least effort. As a result, the increasing volume of information in each website also enlarges the searching domain for the user. In many cases, the user fails to spot his desired information at a quick outlook and then frequently switches to other similar websites. Some approaches like Sitemap, Footprints etc. give an overview of the site contents but often fail to guide the user to his destined information. This paper proposes a new approach named Pagemap, which can guide a user to the most popular and relevant pages of that website based on user's current location within that domain. With the assistance of the access log file, Pagemap uses the previous browsing history to find the most popular pages in a website. Pagemap uses the vector space model to find out the pages with maximum matching in compare to the current page of the user. Usability analysis method is used to justify the efficiency of Pagemap which shows it's the usefulness of this approach.

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页面地图:一个动态的用户引导方法，在网站中找到最相关和最流行的页面

在这个信息技术蓬勃发展的时代，网络开发者总是希望为互联网用户提供一个广阔的信息空间。另一方面，用户总是希望以最少的努力获得所需的信息。因此，每个网站信息量的增加也扩大了用户的搜索范围。在许多情况下，用户无法在快速浏览中找到他想要的信息，然后频繁地切换到其他类似的网站。有些方法，如Sitemap、Footprints等，提供了网站内容的概览，但往往不能引导用户找到他的目标信息。本文提出了一种新的方法——Pagemap，该方法可以根据用户在该域名内的当前位置，将用户引导到该网站最受欢迎和最相关的页面。在访问日志文件的帮助下，Pagemap使用以前的浏览历史记录来查找网站中最受欢迎的页面。Pagemap使用向量空间模型找出与用户当前页面最大匹配的页面。使用可用性分析方法对Pagemap的效率进行了验证，证明了该方法的有效性。

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