Weblogs are web sites where one or several authors publish their opinions about current events. Even in Spain, there are several thousands, and it is often difficult to find a weblog that meets one's interest. Recommendation services thus become, if not a need, at least a convenience. In this paper we propose automatic extraction of association rules from the results of a survey as a means to r...

In recent years we have seen a vast increase in the volume of information published on weblog sites and also the creation of new web technologies where people discuss actual events. The need for automatic tools to organize this massive amount of information is clear, but the particular characteristics of weblogs such as shortness and overlapping vocabulary make this task difficult. In this work...

In this paper we propose egocentric search methods based on the concept of ”Information and Communicate Activities Navigation (ICAN)” and an authoring support system for Weblog (blog). ICAN regulates the human activities from a viewpoint of information and communication support. We introduce the idea of ”Collect” and ”Relate” in the ICAN table into the information retrieval and the search metho...

<p class="Abstract"><span id="docs-internal-guid-f3d644ee-7fff-d3c1-15b5-f75fe28d3e2d"><span>A weblog contains the history of previous user navigation pattern. If customer accesses any portal organization website, log is generated in web server, based on sequence transaction. The stored server as unstructured format, it both positive and negative responses i.e. successful unsu...

This article provides a model for defining the weblog and differentiating between its manifestations. First we have the definition of the weblog based on the basic format-websites with posts in reverse-chronological order. Second we have audience, the division between those weblogs that deal with personal issues and expect an audience known to the author, and those that place themselves in the ...

Abstract: I propose the concept of a latent weblog community (LBC), as a means to promote the autonomous organization of knowledge on the Internet. Such communities can be illustrated in terms of bipartite graphs based on weblog update information, and they can effectively function to create meeting spaces for bloggers who write about similar or closely related topics but do not know each other...

Folksonomy is a new manual classification scheme based on tagging efforts of users with freely chosen keywords. In folksonomy, a user puts an item (i.e. a photo, a book mark) on a server and shares it with other users. The owner and even the other users can attach tags to this item for their own classification, and they reflect many one’s viewpoints. Since tags are chosen from users’ vocabulary...