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World Wide Web: , Introductiontive to bring a global information universe into existence using available technology. Contrary to most examples presented later in this book, the primary goal of WWW was never to extend hypermedia research but to apply existing technologies and standards to get a working, world wide hypertext web.

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Linkingcture of their documents, as well as about what additional linking facilities to supply to the user. To limit cognitive overload, it can be helpful to provide only a subset of different link types. We propose a link classification that closely fits the first four concepts for navigation in cyberspace (Figure I.22):

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Similarityne of the main problems of this approach is that a measure of similarity needs to be defined. Similarity is also called proximity, alikeness, affinity, or association in the literature [Jai88]. Described mathematically, a similarity between two objects i and j, denoted sim(i,j), must satisfy the following three properties:

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Cybertools: , Text To Hypertext II.1). It has been used for various hypertext projects, among others for the . project and the DAGS multimedia proceedings series described later in the book. It embodies most of the popular concepts found in Web browsers on a stand-alone platform but also offers some features not com-monly found in hypertext systems.

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A Brief Introduction , Information Retrievalieved, and disseminated to various user populations. Theoretically, there is no constraint on the type and structure of the information items to be stored and retrieved with the information retrieval (IR) system. In practice however, large-scale IR systems are mostly processing textual information.

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User Modelingrably improve the success of an IR system session, as IR systems often lack the capability of adapting their behavior to different categories of users. Naive users, users with a specific background in the search domain, newcomers, and experienced users are all treated the same. The goals that should

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Programming , Webabilities and limitations of existing tools and give readers an understanding of the subject and point them to further reading. The tools discussed here have been evaluated as a basis for our own Web-enabled navigation tools described later in the book.