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Hidden Layer
A group of internal nodes inside of
a neural network which it uses to build
a model. The less known about hidden
layers by non-statisticians, the better.
Hit
A hit occurs when a surfer downloads
a file for viewing in his or her Web
browser. Every time a site's Web server
passes information (text, graphics,
calls to CGI scripts, MIDI recordings,
QuickTime movies) to an end user, it
records a hit in the log file with that
file's path name. For example, if you
download a Web page containing text
and three images, you will have registered
five hits -- one hit for the HTML page,
one hit for the text file, and one hit
for each graphic file. The Web server
hosting these files keeps track of the
number of accesses made by each viewer
and stores this information in a log
file. Hits are not the best measure
of how many people are viewing your
site; however, they do tell you exactly
what your viewers are downloading.
Hourly Totals
The number of page views or visits your
webpage received each hour during the
last 24 hours.
Hover Ads
Hover ads are a way of displaying a
message on your web page.
Hover ads are used by more and more
site owners instead of the pop-up window.
The reason the Hover ads are preferred
is that pop-up blocking software cannot
block the new hover ads. More and more
browsers and toolbars block pop-up messages,
but hover ads are still displayed, and
gets more attention as well.
Hot Linking
Process by which one links to an image
stored on one site yet it appears on
one or more other sites. If done without
permission, this is considered unethical
since one is using bandwidth they are
not paying for.
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