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Design of a Priority Based Frequency Regulated Incremental Crawler

by Niraj Singhal, Ashutosh Dixit, Dr. A. K. Sharma
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 1 - Number 1
Year of Publication: 2010
Authors: Niraj Singhal, Ashutosh Dixit, Dr. A. K. Sharma
10.5120/23-131

Niraj Singhal, Ashutosh Dixit, Dr. A. K. Sharma . Design of a Priority Based Frequency Regulated Incremental Crawler. International Journal of Computer Applications. 1, 1 ( February 2010), 42-47. DOI=10.5120/23-131

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title = { Design of a Priority Based Frequency Regulated Incremental Crawler },
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Abstract

The World Wide Web is a huge source of hyperlinked information contained in hypertext documents. Search engines use web crawlers to collect these documents from web for the purpose of storage and indexing. However, many of these documents contain dynamic information which gets changed on daily, weekly, monthly or yearly basis and hence we need to refresh the search engine side storage so that latest information is made available to the user. An incremental crawler visits the web repeatedly after a specific interval for updating its collection. In this paper to regulate the revisiting frequency a novel mechanism and a novel architecture for incremental crawler is being proposed.

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Information Sciences

Keywords

web search engine incremental crawler dynamic information crawl workers

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