An investigation into the use of HTML tags as flags for semantic content as found in web pages related to logic programming. Statistics on the tags used and examples of informative and uninformative tagged text are given. 1 Expectations of Tag Sematics This paper is the result of the initial stages of a larger project devoted to the automated analysis of web documents. As a preliminary part of this project I examined a number of web pages to understand the way in which web page authors use HTML markup in their web pages. To be more precise I am interested in determining whether, consciously or otherwise authors, use headers or the highlighted text accompanying a link, to indicate the subject matter of their web pages. To the extent that au...
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An important aspect of research for Web information extraction relates to the inference of complex r...
A statistical study of embedded metadata in a sample of more than 4 million HTML Web-pages is report...
If researchers use tags in retrieval applications they might assume, implicitly, that tags represent...
<p>The box labeled usage shows how these tags are used in the html document. On the left is such a W...
The HTML title tag information should identify and describe exactly what a web page contains. This p...
The Web is home to information services that generate vast quantities of content. This presents a tr...
The World Wide Web first revolutionized the presentation of text and data for people. The next wave ...
Tags assigned by users to shared content can be ambiguous. As a possible solution, we propose semant...
In this paper we would like to introduce some of the best practices of using semantic markup and its...
Currently, the World Wide Web is primarily composed of documents written in HTML (Hyper Text Markup ...
ABSTRACT In this paper, we investigate the difference between metadata generated by users and author...
The HTML title tag information should identify and describe exactly what a web page contains. This p...
The vast majority of Web docu-ments are created and presentedin the HyperText Markup Lan-guage (HTML...
The vision of the Semantic Web was coined by Tim Berners-Lee almost two decades ago. The idea descr...
While the book’s title could lead one to expect a book introducing the syntax of the HTML or Java co...
An important aspect of research for Web information extraction relates to the inference of complex r...
A statistical study of embedded metadata in a sample of more than 4 million HTML Web-pages is report...
If researchers use tags in retrieval applications they might assume, implicitly, that tags represent...