Definition: The word "2110_filter_section_k_parse_matchedRules.conf" refers to a configuration file typically used by a web spider, often in web scraping, where it's used to parse HTML code for specific sections or rules. The file's purpose is to gather information about the webpage structure and extract relevant data. Detailed definitions include:
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: A number commonly used by Web Scrapping Tools to specify the section of a website to analyze.
- "filter section" (k): Indicates that this file should be considered for filtering, based on its content or rules.
- "parsed match": The process of identifying and matching specific HTML entities against patterns in the given text. This is particularly useful for extracting data like hyperlinks, images, etc., from structured HTML pages.
In a broader context, it's akin to setting up rules to crawl specific pages (like 2110_filter_section_k_parse_matchedRules.conf) rather than crawling all sites on the web at once (k). It ensures a more focused approach for analyzing and extracting relevant data.
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