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Instructions
This is a demonstration application which filters DOM elements by the rate at which they are changing (as described in this paper). They have been compiled for java 1.6 (though you should be able to recompile for an earlier version if necessary). When the application starts the sliders will be set to a range that is approximately the peak revisitation period for this page. You can feel free to move the sliders around to see what the page would look like when filtered for other rates. You have two options for running them: Running as an applet
Simply load click on any of the html files:
Note that the data was collected in summer of '08 and is not exactly
the same data as in the paper (but for the purposes of the demo it
should be the same).
* The costco page was only collected for a week so not all elements have changed.
Things that should be blocked off are not in this dataset.
Running from the command line Download: display.jar and save it locally. You'll need java, but you can type: java -cp display.jar Display sitewhere site is one of woot,nytimes, or costco Source Source is included in the src directory
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