Proceedings of the 2020 3rd International Conference on Signal Processing and Machine Learning 2020
DOI: 10.1145/3432291.3432308
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Feature Selection using Machine Learning Techniques Based on Search Engine Parameters

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“…Contrary to our expectations, we did not get significant results for Hypothesis 5. According to Portier et al (2020), a webpage with a high volume of content has higher chances to appear in the top 10 search engines results pages. Similarly, Zhou et al (2018) also stated that funding success increases with every 1% increase in the length of the project, while Xiao et al (2018) confirmed that the length of the project description has a favorable and significant impact on the reward tier selection of backers.…”
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“…Contrary to our expectations, we did not get significant results for Hypothesis 5. According to Portier et al (2020), a webpage with a high volume of content has higher chances to appear in the top 10 search engines results pages. Similarly, Zhou et al (2018) also stated that funding success increases with every 1% increase in the length of the project, while Xiao et al (2018) confirmed that the length of the project description has a favorable and significant impact on the reward tier selection of backers.…”
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“…The average page load time of an additional project website was 1,192 milliseconds. The number of <H1> tags on the additional website and the number of words in the <body> section of homepages were on average 1.409 and 520 words, which means that additional websites were structured following SEO requirements (Drivas et al, 2021;Portier et al, 2020). Finally, as suggested by the average mobile score <50, the analyzed additional website performance on mobile devices was generally poor.…”
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