Zooming Cross-Media: A Zooming Description Language Coding LOD Control and Media Transition

Araki, Tadashi; Miyamori, Hisashi; Minakuchi, Mitsuru; Kato, Ai; Stejic, Zoran; Ogawa, Yoshiaki; Tanaka, Katsumi

doi:10.1007/11546924_26

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“…Araki et al proposed the zooming cross-media concept [2], which uses zooming to change both the level of detail and transitions between media, for content containing varied media such as text, images and video. ZeroClick [10] also allows users to check linked Web content without anchor clicking.…”

Section: Web Browsing Methodsmentioning

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Toward editable web browser

Nakamura

Yamamoto

Tanaka

2007

Proceedings of the 9th Annual ACM International Workshop on Web Information and Data Management

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This paper proposes a novel technique of browsing Web pages called "Edit-and-Propagate" operation based browsing, where edit operation is regarded as the third operation for interacting with the WWW after conventional clicking and scrolling towards realizing the Editable Web Browser. Our method enables users to delete/emphasize any portion of a browsed Web page at any time and modifies the page by propagating the edit operation. For example, the user can easily delete almost any uninteresting portion of a Web page merely by deleting an example of an unwanted portion. While browsing a Web search result page, the user can rerank search results by deleting an unwanted term or by emphasizing an important term. In this paper, we describe the concept of "Edit-and-Propagate" based browsing, and the implementation of our prototypes. Then we describe the results of our evaluation, which demonstrate the usefulness of our system.

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Section: Web Browsing Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward editable web browser

Nakamura

Yamamoto

Tanaka

2007

Proceedings of the 9th Annual ACM International Workshop on Web Information and Data Management

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“…A wide range of web mining tools can determine popular keywords. Zero-Click [1] and zooming cross media [2] allow users to browse the Web content without clicking. A preview of the link is displayed when the cursor is placed on it.…”

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A New Technique for Ranking Web Pages and Adwords

Shyam¹,

Jagannathan²,

Maheswari³

2013

IJCA

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Web mining is an active research area which mainly deals with the application on data mining techniques on the data that is provided by the internet, the World Wide Web(WWW).The Information provided by the internet could be in either webpages, links structure of WWW or Web server logs. Web content mining, Web usage mining and Web structure mining are the three categories by which web mining is classified. This paper proposes a technique by which the search results can be refined in such a way that the results provided to the user are unique and the best suited result. This is achieved by using a new technique known as the Semantic Rank (SR) algorithm. The SR algorithm ranks the webpages in a more efficient way than the PageRank algorithm used by Google.

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“…The result of the integrated search and chain search, written in XHTML, is transformed using a description language that can control the display appearance using a zooming metaphor (Zooming Cross-Media description language [7]), outputting the data in XHTML+JavaScript, which can be displayed at different levels of details according to the user's interest. The output data can be browsed via the zooming operation using a general browser.…”

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Towards Integration Services for Heterogeneous Resources: An Integrated Search Engine forWeb Content and TV Programs

Miyamori

Stejic

Araki

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2006 Semantics, Knowledge and Grid, Second International Conference On

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A search engine that can handle TV programs and Web content in an integrated way is proposed. Conventional search engines can target Web content and/or data stored in desktop PCs. However, in the future, the information to be searched is expected to be stored in various places such as in hard-disk recorders, digital cameras, mobile devices, and even in real space, and a search engine that can search across such heterogeneous resources will become essential. As a first step towards developing such a next-generation search engine, a prototype search system is proposed that can handle Web content as an information source with hyperlinks and TV programs as another without them, that performs integrated searches of those content, and that can subsequently search for content related to each search result. An integrated search is achieved by generating integrated indices based on keywords obtained from TV programs and Web content and by ranking them, and a chain search for related content is done by calculating the similarities of and ranking the content in the integrated indices. A zoom-based display of the results enables information to be acquired efficiently. Testing a prototype of the system validated the approach of the proposed method.

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Zooming Cross-Media: A Zooming Description Language Coding LOD Control and Media Transition

Cited by 9 publications

References 7 publications

Toward editable web browser

Toward editable web browser

A New Technique for Ranking Web Pages and Adwords

Towards Integration Services for Heterogeneous Resources: An Integrated Search Engine forWeb Content and TV Programs

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