Automatic Determination of Hyperlink Destination in Web Index
Yosuke Aoki, Ryosuke Koshijima, Motomichi Toyama · 2014
In general, a search engine is used to obtain information about specified keywords of interest. However, users must go through the list of web pages presented by the search engine in order to find the page that meets the purpose. In order to reduce this burden, we propose Web Index (WIX), a hyperlink generation system that achieves joining information resources on the web. The WIX system replaces keywords that appear in Web documents on browser into hyperlinks to a specific web page group of the user's choice. However, when there are multiple URLs paired up with a keyword, there is a need to choose the web page that meets the user's purpose. In this paper, we propose WIX System and an architecture that decides and presents likely candidates for hyperlink destination based on similarity of URLs and the content of each candidate.