英文摘要 |
Internet users often use search engines to search for content based on queries submitted to the search engine. The search engines generally return a list of web pages that include at least one of the submitted queries or are somehow related to the submitted queries. However, according to the literature, the average length of Web queries is about 2.3 words. In such short queries, it is a difficult task to find users’ search needs, especially for ambiguous queries. In this paper, we present a search engine clipping system, which simulates humanlike behavior to clip the user information need into a page showing to the user at the Web page. The perspective of our system is the same as newspaper clipping that only clips the relative articles and converge them into a user need document. According to the results of experiments, we conclude that our system is significantly better than current clustering search engines. |