textabstractThis paper introduces the concept of a Parameterised Search System (PSS), which allows flexibility in user queries, and, more importantly, allows system engineers to easily define customised search strategies. Putting this idea into practise requires a carefully designed system architecture that supports a declarative abstraction language for the specification of search strategies. These specifications should stay as close as possible to the problem definition (i.e., the retrieval model to be used in the search application), abstracting away the details of the physical organisation of data and content. We show how extending an existing retrieval system with an abstraction mechanism based on array databases meets this requirement
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This paper introduces the concept of a Parameterised Search System (PSS), which allows flexibility i...
For many years, information retrieval (IR) systems could have been adequately described as applicati...
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Improving Web search technology is a hot topic. One aspect that makes it so interest-ing is the fact...
Due to the advances in information retrieval in the past decades, search engines have become extreme...
Search Computing defines a new class of applications, which enable end users to perform exploratory ...
The goal of information retrieval (IR) is to map a natural language query, which specifies the user ...
The ability to model search in a constraint solver can be an essential asset for solving combinatori...
We introduce and motivate an approach for contentbased information retrieval. We consider the corpus...
It is well known that a search engine can significantly bene-fit from an auxiliary database, which c...
This paper introduces the concept of a Parameterised Search System (PSS), which allows flexibility i...
For many years, information retrieval (IR) systems could have been adequately described as applicati...
This paper presents a common algorithmic framework encompassing the two main methods for using an ab...
In this chapter the development of a specialised search engine for a digital library is described. T...
We present the state of the art of the main component of text retrieval systems: the searching engin...
The ever expanding digital information universe makes us rely on search systems to sift through imme...
To help users search domain-specific document collections or those limited in size, the author creat...
Abstract: As the time grows forms of storage changes and information retrieval become more complex a...
Improving Web search technology is a hot topic. One aspect that makes it so interest-ing is the fact...
Due to the advances in information retrieval in the past decades, search engines have become extreme...
Search Computing defines a new class of applications, which enable end users to perform exploratory ...
The goal of information retrieval (IR) is to map a natural language query, which specifies the user ...
The ability to model search in a constraint solver can be an essential asset for solving combinatori...
We introduce and motivate an approach for contentbased information retrieval. We consider the corpus...
It is well known that a search engine can significantly bene-fit from an auxiliary database, which c...