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Top1. Introduction
Due to the penetration and convenience of Internet, people have been accustomed to acquiring knowledge from the Internet rather than through books. However, due to the large amount of information on the Internet, it is difficult for knowledge demanders to find what they need. Therefore, how to manage or filter webpage documents to allow the knowledge demanders to effectively find out what they need has become of the major topics of webpage classification and management. To attract demanders to browse the webpage, webpage designers often rely on webpage color configuration, graphic and textural design. However, such methods can easily result in impact on the emotion, reading efficiency and memory of knowledge webpage demanders due to the visual features of the webpage documents. Hence, in addition to recommendations of webpage in appropriate fields for the demanders, knowledge providers should also take into consideration of the webpage document visual characteristic. As a result, if the webpage information and emotional features can be effectively classified, the webpage documents having contents of discomfort and negative emotional impact on knowledge demanders can be filtered in addition to effective recommendations of expected webpage documents to allow the knowledge demanders more effectively to acquire the knowledge contained in the webpage documents.
The webpage document information classification and selection of appropriate color configuration by knowledge provider can be acquired from the webpage classification technology developed by experts in various fields. However, such classification technology lacks in considerations about the detailed perceptions of webpage designers and cannot obtain the original meanings of the designers, making it impossible to accurately classify the webpage documents. In addition, knowledge providers have no mechanism regarding the judgment of emotional impact on the demanders by color configuration of webpage document. As a result, knowledge providers can only judge from their own perspectives, which may lead to different perceptions of the demanders due to different viewpoints. In summary of the above descriptions, the existing operational model can be as illustrated by the AS-IS Model (as shown in Figure 1).
In view of this, this paper uses the color code and text information contained in the webpage document tags as the data for analysis and considers the user eye movement in webpage document browsing as well as the unconscious feeling viewpoints of the webpage document provider to judge webpage document classifications. Furthermore, this paper develops a “Two-dimensional Webpage Document Classification Model” to help knowledge webpage providers to effectively recommend webpage documents in appropriate fields (i.e. webpage specialty category) as required by demanders and filter the webpage documents that may have negative emotional impact on demanders. First, the proposed model determines major blocks of concern to users and analyzes the important information implying the original meanings of the designer by using the “Webpage Block Distribution Analysis (WBDA) module”. Then, from the user and design viewpoint, the “Webpage Emotion Category Determination (WECD) module” is used to determine the emotional impact of the color configuration of the webpage on users. Finally, “Webpage Specialty Category Determination (WSCD) module” is used to classify the webpage information content. The TO-BE model of this paper can be shown in Figure 2.
Top2. Literature Review
This research involves topics in three major topics including “webpage document mining”, “user webpage browsing behavior analysis” and “color psychology discussion”.