Abstract: Disclosed is an information recommendation method for providing a construction method for a classified word database capable of rapidly accommodating changes in associations between words. The disclosed information recommendation method basically is based on the finding that, by analyzing occurrence frequency information of an arbitrary word in a Web site having an arbitrary classified word in real-time and obtaining the real-time degree of similarity between the classified word and the arbitrary word, it is possible to construct a database that is capable of being sensitive in responding to changes in associations between words.

Abstract: Disclosed is an information recommendation method for providing a construction method for a classified word database capable of rapidly accommodating changes in associations between words. The disclosed information recommendation method basically is based on the finding that, by analyzing occurrence frequency information of an arbitrary word in a Web site having an arbitrary classified word in real-time and obtaining the real-time degree of similarity between the classified word and the arbitrary word, it is possible to construct a database that is capable of being sensitive in responding to changes in associations between words.

Abstract: Disclosed is a content configuration method with the objective of providing a method for classifying and organizing related content within a Web page and freely reconfiguring and displaying thereof. The problem is resolved by a method that includes an in-Web arrangement tracking step (step 101), a Web partitioning step (step 102), a feature term extraction step (step 103), a feature term organizing step (step 104), a display-information organizing step (step 105), and a related Web page display step (step 106). In this manner, by organizing information within a Web page by content unit for each attribute, the disclosed content configuration method is capable of freely reconfiguring and displaying the content to promote action of a user.

Abstract: An interactive security blanket for children comprises two fabric sheets sewn together to provide a blanket body. One of the sheets preferably has a colorful children's pattern or design, while the other is provided in a complimentary solid color. Additionally, a plurality of spaced-apart ribbon loops, or “tags,” are attached to the four edges of the blanket body, and extend out therefrom. The lengths of ribbon comprising the tags are looped from and back into the seam between the pieces of fleece, and are firmly attached at that seam. The tags are provided in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures, e.g., they may be wide, thin, silky, textured, bright-colored, pastel, shiny, solid, and/or provided with fabric prints suitable for children. The tags function as a means for providing sensory stimulation for children via the children's passive (ocular) or active (tactile) interaction with the pillow or blanket.

Abstract: An interactive security blanket for children comprises two fabric sheets sewn together to provide a blanket body. One of the sheets preferably has a colorful children's pattern or design, while the other is provided in a complimentary solid color. Additionally, a plurality of spaced-apart ribbon loops, or “tags,” are attached to the four edges of the blanket body, and extend out therefrom. The lengths of ribbon comprising the tags are looped from and back into the seam between the pieces of fleece, and are firmly attached at that seam. The tags are provided in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures, e.g., they may be wide, thin, silky, textured, bright-colored, pastel, shiny, solid, and/or provided with fabric prints suitable for children. The tags function as a means for providing sensory stimulation for children via the children's passive (ocular) or active (tactile) interaction with the pillow or blanket.