Vítor Mangaravite, G. T. Assis, Anderson A. Ferreira
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Improving the Efficiency of a Genre-Aware Approach to Focused Crawling Based on Link Context
Focused crawlers attempt to crawl web pages that are relevant to a specific topic or user interest. Although these kinds of crawlers have been proven to be effective, they need to improve their efficiency. Focused crawlers usually use a Frontier of non-visited URLs to visit the web pages and gather relavant ones. In this work, we define and evaluate a queueing policy of non-visited URLs, based on link context, to improve the efficiency of a genre-aware focused crawler. Our experimental evaluation shows, in some situations, an improvement around 100% in efficiency terms.