Google is one of the top ranked search engine that give results for a query, asked by user in a form of list of URL’s / websites. It uses Page Rank Algorithm. Finding answers from those websites is time consuming as n pages and n websites list are displayed based on the factors it considers. The question is “Can we trust the content displayed by any website just by its number of hits/occurrences alone??? ” No. Considering this as our initial question we thought of throwing an idea on this and proposed a framework that help user to get the answer quickly and trust it without having a second thought. The paper present an algorithm of believing the website based on ‘n ’ factors. Survey in a paper details the work done by scholars. A novel appr...
We propose a methodology for building a practical robust query classification system that can identi...
Abstract: This paper analyzed retrieval effectiveness in context of precision and correlation of Goo...
The Internet has changed the way people look for information. Users now expect the answers to their ...
Search engines rock! Right? Without search engines, the Internet would be an enormousamount of disor...
Over the last years, it has been possible to observe the exponential growth of the internet. Everyd...
International audienceA question-answering system will be more convincing if it can give the user el...
To improve the quality of the search result returned by the internet which makes users have to look ...
The wealth of information on the web makes it an attractive resource for seeking quick answers to si...
Most web search engines today are geared towards providing a list of relevant websites, along with s...
This paper addresses two major weaknesses of locating rather specific information on the Web: First,...
The Web is apparently an ideal source of answers to a large variety of questions, due to the tremend...
To store the information in a database is one of the major tasks. The efficient storage of data is i...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is the repository of large number of web pages which can be accessed via In...
{Answer Validation is an emerging topic in Question Answering, where open domain systems are often r...
Although search engines represent the main means to access on-line data, the increasing demand in te...
We propose a methodology for building a practical robust query classification system that can identi...
Abstract: This paper analyzed retrieval effectiveness in context of precision and correlation of Goo...
The Internet has changed the way people look for information. Users now expect the answers to their ...
Search engines rock! Right? Without search engines, the Internet would be an enormousamount of disor...
Over the last years, it has been possible to observe the exponential growth of the internet. Everyd...
International audienceA question-answering system will be more convincing if it can give the user el...
To improve the quality of the search result returned by the internet which makes users have to look ...
The wealth of information on the web makes it an attractive resource for seeking quick answers to si...
Most web search engines today are geared towards providing a list of relevant websites, along with s...
This paper addresses two major weaknesses of locating rather specific information on the Web: First,...
The Web is apparently an ideal source of answers to a large variety of questions, due to the tremend...
To store the information in a database is one of the major tasks. The efficient storage of data is i...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is the repository of large number of web pages which can be accessed via In...
{Answer Validation is an emerging topic in Question Answering, where open domain systems are often r...
Although search engines represent the main means to access on-line data, the increasing demand in te...
We propose a methodology for building a practical robust query classification system that can identi...
Abstract: This paper analyzed retrieval effectiveness in context of precision and correlation of Goo...
The Internet has changed the way people look for information. Users now expect the answers to their ...