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Outline

An Experimental evaluation of Adaptive Real Time Web Crawler

2016

Abstract

The internet is a vague collection of web pages containing vague amount of information arranged in multiple servers. The mere size of this collection is a daunting obstacle in getting necessary and relevant information. This is where search engines come into view which strives to retrieve relevant information and serve it to the user. A Web Crawler is one of the basic blocks of search engines. It is a program which browses the World Wide Web for the purpose of Web indexing and storing the data in a database for further analysis and arrangement of the data. This paper is being aimed to create an adaptive real time web crawler (ARTWC) which retrieves the web links from a dataset and then achieves fast in-site searching by extracting most relevant links with a flexible and dynamic link re-ranking scheme. Our system deduces that it is more effective than existing baseline crawlers along with an increased coverage.