Recommendation on the Web Search by Using Co-Occurrence

ABSTRACT: In our day to day, the usage of internet and searching the information should be increases rapidly. Because of this, now a days we have facing the problems like whether the retrieving information would be noise free or not and having many confusions with the usage of keywords to get the exact result. To avoid this problem we are going to propose the concepts called Co-Occurrence and recommendation. These two concepts increases the effectiveness and of the result. By using the recommendation concept we have multiple choices to select the desired thing. The web search increases dramatically [1] user search performance leads to large number of confusions. We examine a general expert search problem: searching experts on the web, where millions of web pages and thousands of names are considered. The two main issues are: Web pages might be of untrustworthy and have more noise; the knowledge evidences spotted in web pages are frequently unclear and ambiguous. The skilled search has been studied in different contexts, e.g., enterprises, academic communities. We propose to influence the huge quantity of co-occurrence information to calculate the significance and status of a person name for a query which is given. So this makes the recommendation system the most important and the trust worthiness of the system will be analyzed in the better way. The personalization will be depended based on the individual user process in the web search mainly worked in E-Commerce application

Automatic Optimization of Web Recommendations Using Feedback and Ontology Graphs

Web recommendation systems have become a popular means to im-prove the usability of web sites. This paper describes the architecture of a rule-based recommendation system and presents its evaluation on two real-life ap-plications. The architecture combines recommendations from different algo-rithms in a recommendation database and applies feedback-based machine learning to optimize the selection of the presented recommendations. The rec-ommendations database also stores ontology graphs, which are used to semanti-cally enrich the recommendations. We describe the general architecture of the system and the test setting, illustrate the application of several optimization ap-proaches and present comparative results

WEB recommendations for E-commerce websites

In this part of the thesis we have investigated how the navigation utilizing web recommendations can be implemented on the e-commerce websites based on integrated data sources. The integrated e-commerce websites are an interesting use case for web recommendations. One of the reasons for this interest is that many modern, large and economically successful e-commerce websites follow the integrated approach. Another reason is that especially in the integrated environment, due to the lack of the pre-defined semantic connections between the data, the web recommendations step forward as means of enabling user navigation. In this chapter we have presented the architecture for the websites based on integrated data sources named EC-Fuice. We have also presented the prototypical implementation of our architecture which serves as a proof-of-concept and investigated the challenges of creating navigation on an integrated website. The following issues were addressed in this part of the thesis: Combination of several state-of-the-art tools and techniques in the fields of databases, data integration, ontology matching and web engineering into one generic architecture for creating integrated websites. Comparative experiments with several techniques for instance matching (also known as record linkage or duplicate detection). Investigation on using the ontology matching to facilitate the instance matching. Comparative experiments with several techniques for ontology matching. Investigations on the instance-based ontology matching and the possibilities for combining instance-based ontology matching with other techniques for ontology matching. Investigation of the possibilities to improve user navigation in the integrated data environment with different types of web recommendations. Review of the related work in the fields of data integration and ontology matching and discussion of the contact points between the research described here and other related projects. The main contributions of the research described in this part of the thesis are the EC-Fuice architecture, the novel method for matching e-commerce ontologies based on combination of instance information and metadata information, the experimental results of ontology and instance matching performed by different matching algorithms and the classification of the types of recommendations which can be used on an integrated e-commerce website