Overview of Search Engine and Crawler

Search Engine-Crawler Symbiosis

Web crawlers have been used for nearly a decade as a search engine component to create and update large collections of documents. Typically the crawler and the rest of the search engine are not closely integrated. If the purpose of a search engine is to have as large a collection as possible to serve the general Web community, a close integration may not be necessary. However, if the search eng...

Challenges and Design Issues in Search Engine and Web Crawler

Search Engine-Crawler Symbiosis: Adapting to Community Interests

Web crawlers have been used for nearly a decade as a search engine component to create and update large collections of documents. Typically the crawler and the rest of the search engine are not closely integrated. If the purpose of a search engine is to have as large a collection as possible to serve the general Web community, a close integration may not be necessary. However, if the search eng...

An Overview of Search Engine Evaluation Strategies

Basically evaluation of search engine is the process of making judgment about the value, importance and quality of search engine, after considering search engines carefully. The evaluation of search engines has not been keeping up with the advancement of their development. Web search engines work differently based on different mode of interface, features, coverage of the web, ranking methods, d...

The Linguist's Search Engine: An Overview

The Linguist’s Search Engine (LSE) was designed to provide an intuitive, easy-touse interface that enables language researchers to seek linguistically interesting examples on the Web, based on syntactic and lexical criteria. We briefly describe its user interface and architecture, as well as recent developments that include LSE search capabilities for Chinese.