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Preprocessing on Web Server Log Data for Web Usage Pattern Discovery
Author(s) -
Detroja P. Ketan,
M. Satyen
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
international journal of computer applications
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0975-8887
DOI - 10.5120/ijca2017913978
Subject(s) - computer science , web log analysis software , world wide web , preprocessor , web server , data pre processing , information retrieval , database , data mining , web api , the internet , artificial intelligence
World Wide Web has gained popularity because of the fact that it acts as an effective communication medium between business and end users. Company needs to have a web site which satisfies the intended needs of their end users. Users like to revisit a web site which is usable in nature. Web usage patterns of end users must be identified to improve usability on any web site. It is done with analyzing web server log files. Web logs contain noisy, redundant and incomplete data in huge volume which restricts to identify precise usage pattern from it. So, the effective data pre-processing techniques are required. In this paper algorithms are proposed and implemented for pre-processing tasks includes Data Cleaning, User identifications and Session Identification. Pre-processing algorithms are implemented on web log files of two websites and results of these algorithms are useful to study usage pattern of end users. General Terms Pre-processing Algorithms, Web Log Files, Usage Mining

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