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Not only was a New Yorker cartoon referencing Google, every geek's favorite search engine, but it was using Google as a verb. For a low-tech literary magazine, this was language on the bleeding edge. That creates major heat problems, of course, so inevitably the modder's next task is to add extra cooling fans, or even to install a water-based cooling system. For the lazy or less adventurous customizer, mod kits are available for the most popular mods, and there are pre-modded computer cases that come already "tricked out." There are also the game modders, fans of certain commercial computer games who customize the look and sounds---the eye and ear candy---of the game [see related story, pp. 56--57]. better searching "It's our job to make ers, most of which will presumably be powered by Intel chips. Inventing new computer applications is a job Spina and his colleagues clearly enjoy. As myths go, this one may lack staying power, but there is no doubt that in some sense scientists have been victims of their own success. "I think the real action is in focused and specialized search engines," says Web researcher Lee Giles of Pennsylvania State University, University Park. By using the strange properties of quantum objects to store and manipulate information, quantum computers, if they can ever be built, would crack the codes that safeguard the Internet, search databases with incredible speed, and breeze through hosts of other tasks beyond the ken of ordinary computing. Advanced Internet Search for specific items on the Internet Use advanced searching techniques i.e. include and exclude search terms, use Boolean and Proximity Operators, use Wildcards and use Field Searching techniques. You are going to use the Ixquick MetaSearch engine to search for a performance guide for the Grand Opera House in Belfast. Field searching is very useful when searching the Internet as it enables you to narrow a search down to specific parts of a web page i.e. title, address, links etc. You are going to use the Google search engine to find all web pages with the words Belfast City in the title. advanced_web_searching1 Most people when searching the web go straight to their favorite search engine or subject directory, type in a word or two and filter through hundreds of web sites which are not relevant to their needs. Web searching can, however, be more refined than that and many search engines are aware of the need for more precision searching on the internet, especially when it comes to doing academic research on the web. ArtServe (Australian National University) (http://rubens.anu.edu.au/) Art history database of nealry 8,000 images of art and architecture from all over the world. Many museums have digital image galleries of works in their collection, which you can use with the museums permission. OntoKhoj-Submission To achieve this goal, the emerging Semantic Web community has proposed ontologies to express knowledge in a machine understandable way. The process of building and maintaining ontologies, which is known as Ontology Engineering, presents unique challenges. The data model defined for this purpose is RDF (Resource Description Format)[20], wherein each RDF entity has an associated URI, that allows citing and reusing, thereby accelerating the proliferation of knowledge. With the proliferation of ontologies over the Web, one of the challenging tasks is to search for the desired ontologies. The ontology classification of the OntoKhoj portal has been implemented using Rainbow [2], a document classification tool. wu http://xtasy.lib.indiana.edu/jcdlui/papers/wu.pdf The system interface within a long retrieved document. The automatic TOC examine several documents before reaching the first generated is able to display topical structure and point to relevant one [3]. Some search engines, e.g. Google, include exact locations in the returned documents. There is a need for a The goal of information retrieval (IR) is to help users locate system that can replicate the work of existing directories and retrieve documents that satisfy their information needs. In addition, users are often unable to Our automatic TOC developer provides a text browsing initiate good queries that express their information needs. srchandret http://www.tasi.ac.uk/advice/using/pdf/srchandret.pdf As an example, if the images require editing or further manipulation as a result of quality assurance checks, tracking procedures should be implemented to provide access and version control. Likewise, it may be necessary to retrieve images that have been digitised using a particular capture device, if there proves to be a problem later with that piece of equipment. Using the AND option can narrow a search to find fewer, more relevant, references. Electronic information to the rescue: a study of the issues surrounding the visual information seeking behaviour and needs of art, media and design students in higher education. google-ratings-table http://www.library.cornell.edu/iris/research/google/google-ratings-table.pdf Population est. was given for 2001; patron asked for 2000. must be a reference librarian, judging from the thoroughness. I would like 5 scholarly articles (no older than 2000) on how creative leadership/management affected recent advances in the textile/clothing/fashion industry. What is the protocol for the synthesis of Fosmidomycin, the herbicide antibiotic being studied for use in treating Malaria? It's very likely that the patron will be led to the protocol from one of the sources given, but (the Cornell answer) offers no real leads to answering the question about commercial supplies. I am looking for a useful Latin motto to use for a creative endeavor. dc_mediareach_0207 http://www.doubleclick.com/us/knowledge_central/documents/research/dc_mediareach_0207.pdf In April 2002, DoubleClick surveyed 700 marketers worldwide about their media spending plans and attitudes toward various media vehicles. Using this premise---and standard metrics as the starting point---DoubleClick examined the issue of audience reach across TV, magazines and the Internet with some surprising results. Bringing the Internet into the Mix For the past few years the magazine industry has touted a study conducted by ad agency Foote, Cone & Belding that showed popular magazines to have audiences as large or larger than network TV's biggest draws. To make the point about the competitive size of popular web destinations, the 25 most popular websites, primetime TV shows and consumer magazines have been selected for twelve demo breaks. SearchToolsCharthttp://www.library.ucsb.edu/classes/int1/SearchToolsChart.pdf (enhanced Open Directory). AllTheWeb alltheweb.com Advanced Search. No Subject Directory, but uses dynamic clustering based on Open Directory. AltaVista altavista.com Advanced Search (Best to use). Subject Directory Plus: Real Time News Search and Pictures; Video; MP3; and FTP databases. Advanced search for pictures & videos, allows limiting by media format; whether image transparent; whether audio or video streaming or download only. Clusters results: Refine suggests categories from search result; Resources provides expert pages and links pages on topic searched. Searches AltaVista, Ask Uses whatever search Also has meta search for: Aggregates and ranks ixquick.com Jeeves/Teoma, MSN, operators engine News, MP3 files, Pictures results. useful for Teoma search Also has Ask Jeeves for language. Databases evaluated & annotated by lii.org NOT, Nesting (). WYSIWYG_Search_Improvementshttp://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/h/Michael.Holmes/WYSIWYG_Search_Improvements.pdf For example, a Google search for "bin Laden" would inundate the user with thousands of matching documents, making it very difficult to isolate any specific information about "bin Laden" that the user might be seeking. A further problem observed by Jain is that in these search systems, the query and presentation spaces are very different. In response to this problem, Jain and his associates have developed a search paradigm called WYSIWYG search. More concretely, the Praja company has developed a WYSIWYG search interface as shown in Figure 1. I propose an addition to the WYSIWYG search interface: cluster and condense the results list. The real challenges come in three areas: clustering, condensing, and underlying data structures. Google is a powerful search engine and a very useful research tool. It is extremely fast, the index contains more than 2 billion web sites, and its unique "PageRank" system returns high quality and relevant search results. Click the first link -- "Recommended: Google!" Google does not allow truncation or wild card searching. Click the search button Search for images -- beware of copyright restrictions! Search Usenet discussion groups Subject directory Advanced search Language, display and filtering options Go directly to the first result (useful for company names etc.) SurfWax_BI_Tools http://www.surfwax.com/SurfWax_BI_Tools.pdf Business Intelligence (BI) applications utilize enterprise databases but miss a major piece of the solution to this chaos by not harnessing "unstructured" data from an enterprise's intranet and the Open Web. SurfWax tools fill this need by bringing intelligence and efficiency to intranets and the Open Web through targeted, multi-source searching and seamlesslyintegrated tools that save time and improve research productivity. SurfWax has spent four years developing its patented (and patent-pending) technologies and launched its Enterprise service in April, 2003. "After wasting years of time and millions of dollars, many industry experts are coming to the conclusion that the way the technology industry has approached development and integration is fundamentally flawed." patri-final-224n While first/last name combinations can be fairly unique ("patri friedman"), one may wish to find mentions by only first name, and first names tend to be very non-unique. This is why search refinement is important as well as classification (and ended up being our focus, due to time considerations). "friedman", the most obvious auxiliary term to use (and one which empirically results in high recall and high accuracy) is 126 under PD and 20 under IG. Here we note that a refinement on "patri juggling" was extremely successful in terms of precision - the top 20 hits were all positive cases. | |