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An annotation tool for web browsers and its applications to information retrieval
Laurent Denoue,Laurence Vignollet +1 more
- pp 180-195
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A new Web annotation tool is presented which uses the Document Object Model Level 2 and Dynamic HTML to deliver a system where speed and privacy are important issues and preliminary results show that annotations can be used to produce user-directed document clustering and classification.Abstract:
With bookmark programs, current Web browsers provide a limited support to personalize the Web. We present a new Web annotation tool which uses the Document Object Model Level 2 and Dynamic HTML to deliver a system where speed and privacy are important issues. We report on several experiments showing how annotations improve document access and retrieval by providing user-directed document summaries. Preliminary results also show that annotations can be used to produce user-directed document clustering and classification.read more
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