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RETRACTED ARTICLE: A Sly Salvage of Semantic Web Content with Insistence of Low Precision and Low Recall

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Semantic Web content extracting are the augmentation of the present web where the data is given in the better importance and allowing users to work close by close by utilizing the assets of web. Due to expanding of web content at speedier rate, it is difficult to adapt up to new procedures of separating to create the exact data in light of the user query. Later, number of scientists has taking a shot at enhancing the aftereffects of Web content mining by abusing Web Semantic Structure and can be executed in the web expresses through machine-processable data to bolsters the errands of users. But these methods bring about low precision [unseemly data from different inquiry result (equivocal)] and getting of off base data (i.e. low recall) with high surfing time. Therefore, the paper proposes the Semantic Web content mining utilizing two ways to deal with dodge low precision and low recall: the one is Kalman–Bucy filters, to channel the comparable information; the next is adaptive Helmholtz machine, to get the exact data in light of the user query. The proposed Kalman–Bucy filtering approach with adaptive Helmholtz machine execution is be assessed and contrasted with existing methodologies regarding retrieval accuracy and surfing time by dual predicted output and the optimized information retrieval rather than probability.

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  2. SASTRA Deemed to be University, Kumbakonam, India

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  3. SASTRA Deemed to be University, Thanjavur, India

    V. Prakash

  4. Government Arts and Science College for Women, Melur, India

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Bhavani, R., Prakash, V. & Chitra, K. RETRACTED ARTICLE: A Sly Salvage of Semantic Web Content with Insistence of Low Precision and Low Recall. Wireless Pers Commun 117, 2757–2780 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07046-2

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