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Applications of open search tools
Proceedings of the 19th international conference on World wide web, 2010It costs about 300M dollars to just build a search system that scales to the web. Web services which open up web search results to the public allow academics, developers, and entrepreneurs to achieve instant web search parity for free and enable them to focus on building their additional secret sauce on top to create even grander relevant services. For
Rosie Jones, Ted Drake
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PSST... the probabilistic sequence search tool
Proceedings 2nd Annual IEEE International Symposium on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE 2001), 2001Whole genome comparison and clustering cannot be routinely performed without access to significant resources. If as expected, repositories continue to grow at the current rate, increasingly large and expensive systems will be required in order to maintain the status quo. The high-proportion of uncharacterised gene-sequences, combined with the fact that
Crispin J. Miller, Terri K. Attwood
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An Evolutionary Optimum Searching Tool
2001This paper is an introduction to the Generic Evolutionary Algorithms Programming Library (GEA) system. The purpose of the GEA system is to provide researchers with an easy-to-use and extendable programming library which can solve optimization problems by means of evolutionary algorithms.
Zoltán Tóth, Gabriella Kókai
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IntelliSpect: Personal Information Search Tool
2020 International Conference on Information Networking (ICOIN), 2020Millennials residing in today’s highly interconnected societies post a lot of information online, some of which is intimate and prone to be exploited on the world wide web. Black hat hackers can exploit such kind of information for an array of objectives, such as spear phishing and credit card frauds.
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2020
This chapter presents in-depth reviews of search tools for supporting information search. With the brief introduction of cutting-edge search support tools, we describe the key ideas behind the tools and implications for design. We also discuss the limitations of conventional search interfaces to explore directions for future research on search support ...
Kazutoshi Umemoto +2 more
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This chapter presents in-depth reviews of search tools for supporting information search. With the brief introduction of cutting-edge search support tools, we describe the key ideas behind the tools and implications for design. We also discuss the limitations of conventional search interfaces to explore directions for future research on search support ...
Kazutoshi Umemoto +2 more
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Search as a Tool for Emergence
2009Search has been recognized as an important technology for a wide range of software applications. Agentbased modelers often face search challenges both when looking for agents that need to be connected to one another and when seeking appropriate target agents while defining agent behaviors.
Michael J. North +5 more
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Semi-automated Tools for Systematic Searches
2021Traditionally, literature identification for systematic reviews has relied on a two-step process: first, searching databases to identify potentially relevant citations, and then manually screening those citations. A number of tools have been developed to streamline and semi-automate this process, including tools to generate terms; to visualize and ...
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Overseer: a nucleotide sequence searching tool
Bioinformatics, 1992Overseer is a computer program that searches databases of nucleic acid sequences for objects of interest to the user. Such objects may consist of any number of simpler building blocks such as repeats, palindromes or stem-loops, strings of particular bases with or without mismatches, etc.
Peter R. Sibbald +2 more
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