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A Hybrid Approach to Personalize Web Search with User Diversity Prediction


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1 Karunya University, Coimbatore, India
     

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It is still an area of research whether personalization is consistently effective on different queries for different users and under different search contexts. Among the different techniques used to improve the web search a click based approach found to be more permissive if the user browse history is available. Here preliminarily a click based approach is implemented in the client side system by storing the client search information in the local system. Then from this information, user’s topical interest pattern is mined and a hybrid approach of both these techniques is implemented. It is also found that most of the personalization techniques apply personalization uniformly irrespective of any consideration. A Click Entropy is used here as a technique to predict the need of personalization. Using a prediction model is also found to be a solution and it is better than using the personalization simply for all queries.

Keywords

Click Entropy, ODP, P-Click, Topical Interest.
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Amel Austine
Karunya University, Coimbatore, India
Mathew Kurian
Karunya University, Coimbatore, India

Abstract


It is still an area of research whether personalization is consistently effective on different queries for different users and under different search contexts. Among the different techniques used to improve the web search a click based approach found to be more permissive if the user browse history is available. Here preliminarily a click based approach is implemented in the client side system by storing the client search information in the local system. Then from this information, user’s topical interest pattern is mined and a hybrid approach of both these techniques is implemented. It is also found that most of the personalization techniques apply personalization uniformly irrespective of any consideration. A Click Entropy is used here as a technique to predict the need of personalization. Using a prediction model is also found to be a solution and it is better than using the personalization simply for all queries.

Keywords


Click Entropy, ODP, P-Click, Topical Interest.