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UT Arlington computer scientist using deep web mining to make browsing easier

Thu, Oct 08, 2015 10:30 CET

Making mobile accessibleA University of Texas at Arlington researcher is partnering with colleagues at Qatar University and George Washington University to make browsing on a cellphone easier. Browsing the Internet on a cellphone can be a daunting task if the sites visited are not mobile-friendly. UT Arlington researcher Gautam Das and his collaborators will automatically and seamlessly create a mobile-friendly website where one does not exist. Qatar University is the lead institution on the $900,000 project. George Washington University researchers also are involved. UT Arlington’s

UT Arlington research looks to unlock connections among social network data

Mon, Dec 08, 2014 11:38 CET

Big dataA UT Arlington computer science and engineering professor has won a $450,000 Army Research Office grant to develop efficient analytic techniques for combining and understanding the data stored in online social networks. Gautam Das, professor of Computer Science and Engineering in the College of Engineering , said the grant is to find “implicit edges” in the uses of social networks. Implicit edges connect two seemingly unrelated occurrences on a social media platform. In contrast, explicit edges represent the more

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UT Arlington computer scientist using deep web mining to make browsing easier

UT Arlington research looks to unlock connections among social network data

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