Data Mining Techniques for Mining Query Logs in Web Search Engines

  • Al-Hegami A
  • Al-Omaisi H
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Abstract

-The Web is the biggest repository of documents humans have ever built. Even more, it is increasingly growing in size every day. Users rely on Web search engines (WSEs) for finding information on the Web. By submitting a textual query expressing their information need, WSE users obtain a list of documents that are highly relevant to the query. Moreover, WSEs store such huge amount of users activities in query logs. Query log mining is the set of techniques aiming at extracting valuable knowledge from query logs. This knowledge represents one of the most used ways of enhancing the users search experience. The primary focus of this work is on introducing the data mining techniques for mining query logs in web search engines and showing how search engines applications may benefit from this mining.

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Al-Hegami, A. S., & Al-Omaisi, H. H. (2017). Data Mining Techniques for Mining Query Logs in Web Search Engines. IJCSN International Journal of Computer Science and Network, 6(25), 237–253.

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