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FORMATION OF THE CORE OF DOCUMENTS IN INTERNET MONITORING SYSTEMS UNDER RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS
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The features of development of open-type Internet monitoring systems with an unlimited number of sources in conditions of a limited amount of data storage systems are considered. The purpose of the work is to solve the problem of forming a set of documents of the minimum required size (the core of documents) that meets the requirements of representativeness and variability of topics when monitoring the Internet. To formalize and solve the problem, a set-theoretic model of the document core is developed. The proposed approach is distinguished by the use of a preemptive algorithm that supports the availability of only relevant documents in the database within the available volume of the data storage system. The results of an experiment using real data confirming the applicability of the developed model are presented. The proposed approach can be used in a number of practical tasks, in particular for searching the Internet for information (documents, pages) for which there is no a priori information needed for keyword search.
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