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Digital Creativity, 2002
The storage and retrieval of multimedia has become a requirement for many information systems. This paper presents a comprehensive survey of image search engines, with many clarifying comments. First, we looked at image search engine architecture, followed by the role of the crawler in detecting images.
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The storage and retrieval of multimedia has become a requirement for many information systems. This paper presents a comprehensive survey of image search engines, with many clarifying comments. First, we looked at image search engine architecture, followed by the role of the crawler in detecting images.
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The evolution of Web searching
Online Information Review, 2000The interrelation between Web publishing and information retrieval technologies is explored. The different elements of the Web have implications for indexing and searching Web pages. There are two main platforms used for searching the Web – directories and search engines – which later became combined to create one‐stop search sites, resulting in the ...
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Communications of the ACM, 2008
While the Semantic Web may be a long time coming, Deep Web search strategies offer the promise of a semantic Web.
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While the Semantic Web may be a long time coming, Deep Web search strategies offer the promise of a semantic Web.
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2007
This paper introduces the concept of a search geometry to describe the eye behaviour of users searching with different tasks across multiple sites. To validate the concept, we present results from an eye tracking study of four common tasks on three different Web portals. The findings show a consistent search geometry that describes eye behaviour across
John D. McCarthy +2 more
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This paper introduces the concept of a search geometry to describe the eye behaviour of users searching with different tasks across multiple sites. To validate the concept, we present results from an eye tracking study of four common tasks on three different Web portals. The findings show a consistent search geometry that describes eye behaviour across
John D. McCarthy +2 more
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Proceedings of the First International Conference on Web Information Systems Engineering, 2002
Most Internet search engines are keyword-based. They are not efficient for the queries where geographical location is important, such as finding hotels within an area or close to a place of interest. A natural interface for spatial searching is a map, which can be used not only to display locations of search results but also to assist forming search ...
Joseph D. Yates, Xiaofang Zhou 0001
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Most Internet search engines are keyword-based. They are not efficient for the queries where geographical location is important, such as finding hotels within an area or close to a place of interest. A natural interface for spatial searching is a map, which can be used not only to display locations of search results but also to assist forming search ...
Joseph D. Yates, Xiaofang Zhou 0001
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Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1998
This review looks briefly at the history of World Wide Web search engine development, considers the current state of affairs, and reflects on the future. Networked discovery tools have evolved along with Internet resource availability. World Wide Web search engines display some complexity in their variety, content, resource acquisition strategies, and ...
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This review looks briefly at the history of World Wide Web search engine development, considers the current state of affairs, and reflects on the future. Networked discovery tools have evolved along with Internet resource availability. World Wide Web search engines display some complexity in their variety, content, resource acquisition strategies, and ...
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2010
We present a pragmatic approach to search the Web of Objects, that is, aWeb where entities such as people or places are recognized and exploited.We outline a search architecture where information extraction and semantic technologies play key roles. This architecture has to cope with incompleteness as well as noise to expand the capabilities of current ...
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We present a pragmatic approach to search the Web of Objects, that is, aWeb where entities such as people or places are recognized and exploited.We outline a search architecture where information extraction and semantic technologies play key roles. This architecture has to cope with incompleteness as well as noise to expand the capabilities of current ...
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On the Stability of Web Crawling and Web Search
2008In this paper, we analyze a graph-theoretic property motivated by web crawling. We introduce a notion of stable cores, which is the set of web pages that are usually contained in the crawling buffer when the buffer size is smaller than the total number of web pages.
Reid Andersen +5 more
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2013
In this talk we survey how similarity plays an important role in many aspects of Web search, from crawling to indexing and from ranking to query recommendations. This implies similarity of different objects including text of web pages, web links, and web queries.
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In this talk we survey how similarity plays an important role in many aspects of Web search, from crawling to indexing and from ranking to query recommendations. This implies similarity of different objects including text of web pages, web links, and web queries.
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2018
The figure above shows Google’s results page for the query “taylor swift”, captured in March 2016. Assembled around the long-established list of search results is content extracted from various source — news items and tweets merged within the results ranking, images, songs and social media profiles displayed to the right of the ranking, in an interface
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The figure above shows Google’s results page for the query “taylor swift”, captured in March 2016. Assembled around the long-established list of search results is content extracted from various source — news items and tweets merged within the results ranking, images, songs and social media profiles displayed to the right of the ranking, in an interface
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