We propose an idea for reconfiguring the contents of Web pages based on users' spatio-temporal information (time and location) and their access histories. The major objec...Show More
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We propose an idea for reconfiguring the contents of Web pages based on users' spatio-temporal information (time and location) and their access histories. The major objective of the proposed mechanism is to realize the reflection of a Web page author's intention about his Web data. The active rules of active database systems are closely related to our use of Web reconfiguration for changing the view of a page. We regard: a user's request for reading a page, combined with his situation (location, date, schedule and etc.) as an event; and an access history of each user and/or an aggregation of accesses as a condition of our page personalization rule. Also, the behavior of the server is regarded as an action. A page personalization rule for Web page reconfiguration is described in a declarative manner, which the author can define easily as its metadata.
Currently, a vast number of Web pages are stored on Internet sites, and the authors connect them using the hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are very flexible in the sense that they allow authors to freely connect their pages with each other.
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Dimitris Antoniou, Mersini Paschou, Efrosini Sourla, Athanasios Tsakalidis, "A Semantic Web Personalizing Technique: The Case of Bursts in Web Visits", 2010 IEEE Fourth International Conference on Semantic Computing, pp.530-535, 2010.
S. Fukumura, T. Nakano, K. Harumoto, S. Shimojo, S. Nishio, "Realization of personalized presentation for digital contents based on browsing history", 2003 IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Communications Computers and Signal Processing (PACRIM 2003) (Cat. No.03CH37490), vol.2, pp.605-608 vol.2, 2003.