The Use of Support Vector Machines When Designing a User-Defined Niche Search Engine
Journal: Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences (JIOS) (Vol.42, No. 1)Publication Date: 2018-06-26
Authors : Maria Jakovljevic; Howard Sommerfeld; Alfred Coleman;
Page : 87-109
Keywords : Support vector machine; search engine; text classification and processing; information retrieval;
Abstract
This study presents the construction of a niche search engine, whose search topic domain is to be user-defined. The specific focus of this study is the investigation of the role that a Support Vector Machine plays when classifying textual data from web pages. Furthermore, the aim is to establish whether this niche search engine can return results that are more relevant to a user than when compared to those returned by a commercial search engine Through the conduction of various experiments across a number of appropriate datasets, the suitability of the SVM to classify web pages has been proven to meet the needs of a niche search engine. A subset of the most useful webpage-specific features has been discovered, with the best performing feature being a web pages' Text & Title component. The user defined niche search engine was successfully designed and an experiment showed that it returned more relevant results than a commercial search engine.
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