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A methodology for sampling the World Wide Web

Author:	Edward T O'Neill; Patrick D McClain; Brian F Lavoie; OCLC. Office of Research.
Edition/Format:	Article : Document  Computer File : English
Publication:	Annual review of OCLC research, 1997
Summary:	The rapid growth in the number of libraries providing Web access services has created a need for reliable, timely statistics characterizing the content of Web-accessible information. The size of the Web makes it impractical to develop descriptive statistics based on an exhaustive survey. An alternative approach is to collect a representative sample of Web pages. This report describes a methodology for sampling the content of the Web through the use of randomly generated IP addresses.  Read more...
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