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Deep Web crawling: a survey

Authors: Inma Hernández, Carlos R. Rivero, David Ruiz

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Deep Web crawling refers to the problem of traversing the collection of pages in a deep Web site, which are dynamically generated in response to a particular query that is submitted using a search form. To achieve this, crawlers need to be endowed with some features that go beyond merely following links, such as the ability to automatically discover search forms that are entry points to the deep Web, fill in such forms, and follow certain paths to reach the deep Web pages with relevant information. Current surveys that analyse the state of the art in deep Web crawling do not provide a framework that allows comparing the most up-to-date proposals regarding all the different aspects involved in the deep Web crawling process. In this article, we propose a framework that analyses the main features of existing deep Web crawling-related techniques, including the most recent proposals, and provides an overall picture regarding deep Web crawling, including novel features that to the present day had not been analysed by previous surveys. Our main conclusion is that crawler evaluation is an immature research area due to the lack of a standard set of performance measures, or a benchmark or publicly available dataset to evaluate the crawlers. In addition, we conclude that the future work in this area should be focused on devising crawlers to deal with ever-evolving Web technologies and improving the crawling efficiency and scalability, in order to create effective crawlers that can operate in real-world contexts.

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Title: Deep Web crawling: a survey
Authors: Inma Hernández
Carlos R. Rivero
David Ruiz
Publication date: 05-06-2018
Publisher: Springer US
Published in: World Wide Web / Issue 4/2019
Print ISSN: 1386-145X
Electronic ISSN: 1573-1413
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11280-018-0602-1

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