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"Wrapper induction" (Do a Google Scholar search for it) has been around for a while (Kushmerick, 1997). It's used by search engines, etc, quite successfully, b
by fizx 18y ago
"Wrapper induction" (Do a Google Scholar search for it) has been around for a while (Kushmerick, 1997). It's used by search engines, etc, quite successfully, but I don't know of anyone who is able to make a living selling it standalone.
Independent of that, I don't think it's enough of a value-add for me to pay for, plus, you're running into copyright concerns left and right.
- alexdong 18y agoWell, our first customer, the one who licenses our core algorithm, had their processing efficiency boosted by 300% + just to use our engine as a pre-processor. I'm aware of existing "Wrapper induction" papers. But they still keep lots of internal navigation links, most of which are navigation bars, etc. Probably for helping the indexer to use recursive PageRank algorithm to determine the weight for current page. I am in the process of building a quick demo page for you guys to see the effect. Thanks for commenting.