With the fast development of World Wide Web, the quantity of web information is increasing in an unprecedented pace, a great many of which are generated dynamically from background databases, and can't be indexed by traditional search engine, so we call them Deep Web. For the heterogeneous and dynamic features of Deep Web sources, classifying the Deep Web source by domain effectively is a
... [Show full abstract] significant precondition of Deep Web sources integration. In this paper, we consider the visible features of Deep Web and Maximum Entropy approach, and then on the basis of binary classification, we propose a new multivariate classification approach based on Maximum Entropy towards Deep Web sources. In addition, we propose a Feedback algorithm to improve the accuracy of classification. An experimental evaluation over real Web data shows that, our approach could provide an effective and general solution to the multivariate classification of Deep Web sources.