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Focused Crawler for Topic Specific Portal Construction Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Toward A Full Automatic Web Site Construction & Service (II)

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Road Map Focused Crawling : A New Approach to Topic – Specific Web Resource Discovery (WWW8)  System Architecture  Classification  Distillation  Evaluation Using Reinforcement Learning to Spider the Web Efficiently (ICML ’98)  Reinforcement Learning  Q-learning  Classification  Evaluation

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 System Architecture Three major components - Classifier, Distiller, Crawler      URL: _____________ Browser-based Adminstration Interface Classifer(Training) Select Topics Edit Examples Crawl Tables Taxonomy Table Distiller Mark Ratings Topic Models Watch Dog Priority Controls Memory Buffers Worker Threads Classifer(Filtering) Read Examples Pick URLs Mark Relevance Crawler Focused Crawling : A New Approach to Topic - Specific Web Resource Discovery

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Classification (1) - Bernoulli Document Generation Model Generation Model  A document d is generated by first picking a class  Each class c has an associated multi-faced coin  Each face represents a term t and has some success probability f(c,t), that is the occurrence rate of t in c. Document Generation  Terms in d are generated by flipping the coin a given number of times. n(c,t) =  n(d,t) n(c) =  n(c,t) f(c,t) = P(d|c) =  f(c,t) n(d,t) dcdc t ( ) n(d) {n(d,t)} = n(d)! n(d,t1)! n(d,t2)! … Focused Crawling : A New Approach to Topic - Specific Web Resource Discovery t n(c,t) n(c) n(c,t)+1 n(c)+L(c) ( ) n(d) {n(d,t)}

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Classification (2) Notation  C: concept ontology  D(c) : example documents in c.  C*: interested topics  R C* (q) : relevance measurement given a web page q R {root} (q)=1  q. If {C i } are childred of C 0,  C i R c i (q) = R C 0 (q)  C’| parent (C’)= parent (C ) P(c| parent (c)) P(d|c) P(c|d, parent (c)) =  P(d|c’) P(c|d) = P( parent (c)|d) P(c|d, parent (c)) Focused Crawling : A New Approach to Topic - Specific Web Resource Discovery

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Distillation & Evaluation System Goal  Find V  D(C*) where V is reachable from D(C*) such that  V R(V)/|V| is maximized. Achieve topic distillation mechanism by hub/ authority score. Focused Crawling : A New Approach to Topic - Specific Web Resource Discovery

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Reinforcement Learning (1) Goal  Autonomous agents learn to choose optimal actions to achieve its goal.  Learn a control strategy, or policy, for choosing actions. Model Using Reinforcement Learning to Spider the Web Efficiently adopted from ref. 3 Environment Agent STATE, REWARD ACTION S0S0 S1S1 S2S2... a0a0 r0r0 a1a1 r1r1 a2a2 r2r2 Goal: learn to choose actions that maximize discounted cumulated reward r 0 + γ r 1 + γ 2 r 2 +…, where 0 ≦ γ <1

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Reinforcement Learning (2) Interaction between agent and environment  Set S : a distinct states of environment,and set A : a distinct actions that agent can perform  environment responds by a reward function r t =r(s t,a t )  environment produces the succeeding state s t+1 = δ (s t,a t ) Markov decision process (MDP)  the functions r(s t,a t ), δ (s t,a t ) depend only on the current state and action. Formulate policy  agent learns π : S→A, selecting next action a t based on state s t  policy should lead to maximize cumulative value V π (s t ). V π (s t ) = r t +γr t+1 +γ 2 r t+2 + … =  γ i r t+i π* = argmax V π (s) for all s Using Reinforcement Learning to Spider the Web Efficiently i=0 8 π

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Q-Learning –It’s difficult to learn π* : S→A directly, because training data does not provide examples of the form –Agent prefer state s 1 over s 2 whenever V*(s 1 )>V*(s 2 ) –The optimal action in state s is the action a that maximizes the sum of the immediate reward r(s,a) plus the value V* of the immediate successor state, discounted by γ π* = argmax [r(s,a) + γV*(δ(s,a)) ] –Corelated measurement Q Q(s,a) = r(s,a) + γV*(δ(s,a)) => π* = argmax Q(s,a) –Relation between Q and V* V*(s) = max Q(s,a’) –Estimate Q-value iteratively Q’(s,a) ← r + γmax Q’( (s,a),a’) Using Reinforcement Learning to Spider the Web Efficiently a a a’

Ruey-Lung, Hsiao 25 Oct, 2000 Classification & Evaluation Mapping Text to Q-value  Given we have calculated Q-values for hyperlinks in training data  Discretize the discounted sum of reward values into bins, place the text in the neighborhood of the hyperlinks into the bin corresponding to their Q-values  Train a naïve Bayes text classifier using those text  For each hyperlink, calculate the probabilistic class membership of each bin, the estimated Q-value of that hyperlink is the weighted average of each bins’ value. Evaluation  Measurement : # of hyperlinks followed before 75% target found. Reinforcement Learning : 16% of the hyperlinks Breadth-first : 48% of the hyperlinks Using Reinforcement Learning to Spider the Web Efficiently