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In this paper we will demonstrate the capabilities offered by a data analysis method (Correspondence Analysis) on web log statistics for the examination of user behavior and preferences. Specifically, we observed log statistics of a university department web site an a monthly basis, by plotting each data set on the same factorial plane. We view that this process may produce valuable results both for web-content designers and institutions with Internet presence.
Engineering, Correspondence Analysis, Web Logs, user beviour, Business, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Education, Correspondence Analysis, Web Logs, user beviour
Engineering, Correspondence Analysis, Web Logs, user beviour, Business, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Education, Correspondence Analysis, Web Logs, user beviour
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