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Are web pages characterized by color?
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When human guess the content of a web page,not only the text on the page but also its appearance is an important factor.However, there have been few studies on the relationshipbetween the content and visual appearance of a web page.We investigating the tendencybetween them, especially web content and color use, we found a tendency to use color for some kinds of content pages. We think this result opens the way to estimating web content using color information.
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J. Hu and A. Bagga. Functionality-based web image categorization. WWW2003, 2003.
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J. Z. Wang and J. Li. Classifying objectionable websites based on image content. International Workshop on Interactive Distributed Multimedia Systems and Telecommunication Services, 1998.
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DOI:10.1145/1013367
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