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Visual-Aware Representation of Web Pages for Machine Learning Applications

Applying machine learning to web pages is challenging due to the need to interpret HTML together with associated resources and perform rendering to obtain a meaningful visual and layout-aware representation. As a result, machine learning over web content remains comparatively underexplored. In this paper, we present a platform for visual-aware representation and machine learning over web pages based on the open-source rendering tool FitLayout. The platform provides a server capable of rendering web pages, explicitly capturing their visual and structural properties in an RDF-based representation, and persisting the rendered documents in an integrated storage. The processing pipeline is con...

AuthorsRadek Burget, Radek Hranický
Primary categorycs.LG
Published19 August 2026
Last updated at source19 August 2026
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