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(pages or queries) to related objects. This approach showed an improvement of 26% in F-measure over content-based Web page classification. In addition to Web page classi- fication, artificial connections built upon query results and query logs can be used for query classification.

Table 1 (pages or queries) to related objects. This approach showed an improvement of 26% in F-measure over content-based Web page classification. In addition to Web page classi- fication, artificial connections built upon query results and query logs can be used for query classification.

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Fig. 1. Types of classification.
Fig. 1. Types of classification.
Fig. 2. Flat classification and hierarchical classification.
Fig. 2. Flat classification and hierarchical classification.
Fig. 3. Neighbors within a radius of two.
Fig. 3. Neighbors within a radius of two.
4. ALGORITHMS
4. ALGORITHMS