A Method for Automatically Classifying the Contents of Web Pages Accessed by Internet Users
A web content and automatic classification technology, applied in the computer field, can solve the problems of sparse text data, small classification scale, poor classification effect, etc., and achieve the effect of accurate classification, reducing spatial dimension, and reducing the problem of excessive dimension.
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[0041] The present invention is a set of statistical learning theory based on support vector machine, with the help of the majority voting strategy of decision forest, through supervised machine learning on webpage content samples accessed by limited Internet users, and then constructing a classifier by multiple classifiers A set of decision-making systems, and finally adaptively obtain new web page samples, and automatically train the classifier regularly. This classification system not only has a strict theoretical basis, but also can better solve practical problems such as small samples, nonlinear conversion to linear, sparse data, high-dimensional data, long training time for classifiers, and local minimum points. The decision-making system also solves The problem of inaccurate classification caused by a single classifier is solved. Since many operations can adopt the parallel MapReduce architecture, the training time of the classifier is greatly reduced. The analysis is f...
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