matched web result from the list of syntactically matched web results. Even though these results may contains some of the un wanted results in miner levels. 

## 9.2 Artificial Neural Analyzer (Ana):

This will be the second level of web analysis. This analyzer contains various components required for producing Artificial Neural Network effect. Along with that artificial neural network, it also included with Probabilities attacher. This probabilities attacher will add probability labels for each and every semantic result that are obtained from the ANA..

## 9.3 Result Formatter:

This formatter contains various methods of representing the output result. Since probabilities play major role in these analyses, it must sort out the web results according to its probabilities order. 

Those sorting algorithms must be included in this formatter at the same time it must also include probability cut off analysis in order to restrict the low probability web results.

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Fig 12: Probabilistic Semantic Web Miner with Artificial Neural Analysis Architecture When if a web user requested to search a string 
"semantic web mining", then syntactic analyzer will construct syntax tree with three leaf nodes labeled "semantic", "web", and "mining". Then search for the matching on the web server. 

## 10. Conclusion

The idea proposed in this paper can give powerful architecture for the search engines in web mining. Semantic web miner used in this architecture will help in reducing the time required for searching results. Probabilities attached to the semantic results can be used to reduce number or count of un wanted result. With this combined techniques will give more accurate results of web resources with in less time. This paper idea that attached to search engines will produce only relevant information in order to reduce burden of un wanted results for the web user request to same their valuable search time.

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