The WWW is a most popular service on the Internet and a huge number of WWW information sources are available. Conventionally we access WWW information sources one by one by using a browser, but WWW information integration gives a uni ed view to users by integrating multiple WWW information sources elaborately. In this paper, we introduce our single-agent and multi-agent approaches to WWW inform...

The rapid growth of the World Wide Web (WWW) is well documented, with WWW sites now advertised in magazines, newspapers, and television commercials. Given current use of the WWW for scientific and educational information sharing and its emerging use for electronic commerce, studying access patterns is an important first step in understanding network implications and in designing future generati...

World Wide Web (WWW) is one of the hottest application on the Internet. Most of WWW sites are abroad and require traac through Thailand's international gateways. The deployment of WWW caching infrastructure in Thailand's Internet will decrease the redundance of international traac and decrease the respond time dramatically. WWW objects which were previously accessed will be stored in local cach...

Today, billions of users use the Internet to access various multimedia information on the World Wide Web (WWW). Most users, however, are given low-speed connection to the Internet and are often irritated by long transmission time of WWW pages. Therefore, it is very important for information providers to tailor the presentation of information to users’ network environment. In this paper, we prop...