The proliferation of the world's \information highways " has renewed interest in e cient document indexing techniques. In this article, we provide an overview of the issues in parallel information retrieval. Basic issues in information retrieval are described and various parallel processing approaches to the problem are discussed. To illustrate the issues involved, we discuss an example of physical index design issues for inverted indexes, a common form of document index. Advantages and disadvantages for query processing are discussed. Finally, to provide an overview of design issues for distributed architectures, we discuss the parameters involved inthe design of a system and rankthemintermsoftheirin uence on query response t...
The Parallel Document Retrieval Engine (PADRE) has hitherto lacked the ability to support multiple t...
We identify crucial design issues in building a distributed inverted index for a large collection of...
Access methods are a fundamental tool on Information Retrieval. However, most of these methods suff...
Information retrieval systems often have to deal with very large amounts of data. They must be able ...
The use of MPI in implementing algorithms for Parallel Information Retrieval Systems is outlined. We...
The problem of eciently retrieving and ranking documents from a huge collection according to their r...
Large-scale web and text retrieval systems deal with amounts of data that greatly exceed the capacit...
In this paper we discuss the design of a parallel indexer for Web documents. By exploiting both data...
The Web has became an obiquitous resource for distributed computing making it relevant to investigat...
This article compares several strategies for searching in Web engines and we present the bucket alg...
This article describes strategies devised to improve the efficiency of two classical index data stru...
With the proliferation of the world's ``information highways'' a renewed interest in efficient docum...
Interested in how an efficient search engine works? Want to know what algorithms are used to rank re...
This paper presents a case study of parallel retneval of abstracts for an SDI service on a local are...
Adaptive indexing is a concept that considers index creation in databases as a by-product of query p...
The Parallel Document Retrieval Engine (PADRE) has hitherto lacked the ability to support multiple t...
We identify crucial design issues in building a distributed inverted index for a large collection of...
Access methods are a fundamental tool on Information Retrieval. However, most of these methods suff...
Information retrieval systems often have to deal with very large amounts of data. They must be able ...
The use of MPI in implementing algorithms for Parallel Information Retrieval Systems is outlined. We...
The problem of eciently retrieving and ranking documents from a huge collection according to their r...
Large-scale web and text retrieval systems deal with amounts of data that greatly exceed the capacit...
In this paper we discuss the design of a parallel indexer for Web documents. By exploiting both data...
The Web has became an obiquitous resource for distributed computing making it relevant to investigat...
This article compares several strategies for searching in Web engines and we present the bucket alg...
This article describes strategies devised to improve the efficiency of two classical index data stru...
With the proliferation of the world's ``information highways'' a renewed interest in efficient docum...
Interested in how an efficient search engine works? Want to know what algorithms are used to rank re...
This paper presents a case study of parallel retneval of abstracts for an SDI service on a local are...
Adaptive indexing is a concept that considers index creation in databases as a by-product of query p...
The Parallel Document Retrieval Engine (PADRE) has hitherto lacked the ability to support multiple t...
We identify crucial design issues in building a distributed inverted index for a large collection of...
Access methods are a fundamental tool on Information Retrieval. However, most of these methods suff...