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Building a Search Engine Using Machine Learning

Priyanka S

Abstract


The most popular and abundant data source is the Internet, which is a huge server. We use web crawler as a famous strategy to recover data from the web. A web search tool is a site through which clients can look through the substance of the Web. It is a common method used by internet users to find relevant information. Presently a day’s web crawler suppliers fills in ubiquity since they offer expanded exactness and additional usefulness which is beyond the realm of possibilities in the general. There are numerous differences in how information can be searched online. In this paper we propose Page Positioning (PR), Weighted PR(WPR) and Hyperlink Actuated Subject Pursuit (HITS) calculations utilizing AI strategy to significantly computerize the techniques and grouping of Pages. Web search tools assume a basic part in the development of the web; They make it easier for numerous internet users to quickly locate relevant information. It very well may be utilized to do the essential course of recovering data.

 


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