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Extraction of Genealogical Information from the Internet

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By Troy Walker, David W. Embley, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords genealogical information, internet, data extraction, genealogy College Physical and Mathematical Sciences Department Computer Science Abstract Data extraction is a rapidly growing area of computer science. It focuses on the extraction of pertinent data from large stores of knowledge such as databases or the internet. Data extraction allows us to use existing stores of data in new ways. One application for data extraction is genealogical research.
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Rather than focusing on the negative, we need a strength-based way to approach First Nations childrens' health

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By Jennifer Browne Verified, Jill Gallagher, Mark Lock, Troy Walker, Joleen Ryan
| The Conversation Verified
First Nations children represent the future of the world’s oldest continuing culture. Of the 66,000 Victorians who identified as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander in the 2021 Census, one-third were aged under 15 years. First Nations children in Victoria are doing well in several health outcomes, our recent report has found. This report provides valuable insight into nutrition, physical activity and wellbeing among First Nations children living in regional Victoria.
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