SERPWatcher 112-8610 2-1-1 112-8610 2-1-1 229-8558 5-10-1 E-mail: nakabe@db.is.ocha.ac.jp, chiemi@is.ocha.ac.jp SERPWatcher SERP Watcher SERP Watcher, SERP Analysis of transition of ranking in SERP Watcher for social science research Fumiko NAKABE, Chiemi WATANABE, Naoko OYAMA, Kaoru TACHI, and Yoshifumi MASUNAGA Ochanomizu University Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences 2 1 1 Otsuka, Bunkyou-ku, Tokyo, 112 8610 Japan Institute for Gender Studies, Ochanomizu University, 2-1-1 Otsuka, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, Japan 112-8610 School of Social Informatics, Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa, Japan 229-8558 E-mail: nakabe@db.is.ocha.ac.jp, chiemi@is.ocha.ac.jp Abstract We develop the system named SERP Watcher for social science researchers to analyze transition of the ranking. The motivation of the system is based on our empirical knowledge that the ranking transitions of search engines seem to be related to social trends in the real world. SERP watcher collects ranking data of multiple search engines several times a week,and users can see the ranking transition of Web pages and they can also compare the rankings in multiple search engines. However,it is difficult that social scientists can find some relations between ranking transition and the social trends by seeing only rankings data. In this paper, we tried two types of analysis by using ranking transition data.one is extracting turning points of ranking transition by using interval least squares method,and the other is finding Web pages whose rank in a particular search engine is much difference from other search engines. Key words Web mining, Social science, Research methodology, Search engine, SERP 1. (search engine result page,serp) [1] [2] [3] SERP Watcher SERP Watcher SERP SERP SERPWatcher SERP SERPWatcher
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