URL Domain Analysis

An application that annotates URLs within a document, then assigns to each information on what multiple organisations who analyse the credibility of online content have said about the domain (or sometimes, domain path) in the URL. A full list of sources and data collection methods can be found here.

Default annotations
:URL ( [URL Object ] ) details on all URLs found in document. features (or json object values) are:
  :indices ([int, int]) start and end position in text where this URL is found
  :rule (string) to be confirmed
  :category (string) to be confirmed
  :kind (string) to be confirmed
  :length (int) length of URL string
  :string (string) the URL itself
  :replaced (int) to be confirmed
  :resolved-url (string) the URL once resolved to final location: in case URL entered redirects.
  :resolved-domain (string) domain of URL being evaluayed
:SourceCredibility ( [SourceCredibilityObject] ) details on all source credibility information if found for given URLs. features (or json object values) are:
  :indices ([int, int]) start and end position in text where this URL is found
  :rule (string) to be confirmed
  :category (string) to be confirmed
  :kind (string) to be confirmed
  :length (int) length of URL string
  :string (string) the URL itself
  :replaced (int) to be confirmed
  :resolved-url (string) the URL once resolved to final location: in case URL entered redirects.
  :source (string) the source from which this credibility information is taken
  :source-type (string) whether the source gives information on trusted media, untrusted media or both. these correspond to a value of "positive", "negative" or "neutral"
  :domainOrAccount (string) whether the credibility information in about a domain or a social media page( e.g: facebook, twitter). can be "domain" or "account"
  :updated (string, format: yyyyMMdd) when the data from this source was last updated
  :labels* (string) the labels given to the domain by this source
  :description (string) any extra information given by the source about the domain path
  :evidence* ([string]) usually urls giving potential evidence that the label given by the source is correct

(*note: :labels and :evidence are currently duplicated by the deprecated :type and :debunks respectively, which are to be removed in the next release)

1,200 free requests / day
Batch processing not available

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Single documents

You can process up to 1,200 documents per day free of charge using the REST API, at an average rate of 2 documents/sec. Higher quotas are available for research users by arrangement, contact us for details.

The API endpoint for this pipeline is:

https://cloud-api.gate.ac.uk/process/url-domain-analysis

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