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Web Information Extraction
Pekárek, Filip ; Galamboš, Leo (advisor) ; Kopecký, Michal (referee)
In the present work we suggest and test new process of web information extraction. Proposed method consider DOM tree of the web page including it's visual cues. Basic and the rst part is semantic parts extraction of a page using VIPS algorithm. Next step is validation and eventual modication of gained information based on the local context. Final part is classication of analyzing page into predened classes using got facts. Set of critics implemented by congurable instances of neural networks determine the classes.
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Web Information Extraction
Pekárek, Filip ; Galamboš, Leo (advisor) ; Kopecký, Michal (referee)
In the present work we suggest and test new process of web information extraction. Proposed method consider DOM tree of the web page including it's visual cues. Basic and the rst part is semantic parts extraction of a page using VIPS algorithm. Next step is validation and eventual modication of gained information based on the local context. Final part is classication of analyzing page into predened classes using got facts. Set of critics implemented by congurable instances of neural networks determine the classes.
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Thomas Stearns Eliot and the New Criticism
VOŠTOVÁ, Žaneta
The content of my bachelor is T. S. Eliot's theory of art criticism. Eliot was and still is one the most important figures of thoughts not only for English, but for European literary criticism, I dare say. I will focus primarily on the major questions in his critical theory, and show Eliot's answers. The aim of this work is to outline Eliot's essential critical ideas and compare them with the ideas of the representatives of the so-called New Criticism, for Eliot is considered to be a source of inspiration of this literary movement. And based on this comparison I want to show what could new critics continue on Eliot, and in which issues they differ from him.
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