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A complementary note on "Web log analysis method"

Jamali, Hamid R. (2004) A complementary note on "Web log analysis method". [Journal Article (Print/Paginated)]

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This short article is a complementary note on the article "Web log analysis method" by Hajar Sotudeh published in Informology (Vol.1, No.2, pp.69-84) which discussed methodological aspects of the Web log analysis method. The present note explains some of the technical problems of the method including caching, user identification, session continuity, effects of spiders and robots, size of data and disadvantages of proprietary web log analysis softwares. Some techniques for improving the quality of research output of the web log analysis are also described.


Item Type:Journal Article (Print/Paginated)
Keywords:Web log analysis, Website
Subjects:C. Users, literacy and reading. > CA. Use studies.
H. Information sources, supports, channels. > HQ. Web pages.
L. Information technology and library technology. > LC. Internet, including WWW.
Full Metadata:Show all fields
ID Code:5831
Deposited By:Jamali, Hamid
Deposited On:15 Mar 2006
Last Modified:19 Nov 2008 10:08
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