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Sigir’99 Inside Internet Search Engines: Products William Chang and Jan Pedersen

Sigir’992 Web Oracle One, Two, Three... Network of computers? Network of hypertext? Network of people? Internet...is a place where you can always find someone to help answer any question, or get anything done. Productize that!

Sigir’993 Who’s Who and What’s What? Query logs what do people look for, besides sex? What are indexible terms unbounded? Can you index all possible phrases? Formatting cue helps Syntax helps Stemming helps Precision vs recall WordNet -> PhraseNet?

Sigir’994 Who Likes What? Too many hits! the problem of indistinguishable scores Spamming the relevant and irrelevant The web to the rescue inside-out indexing

Sigir’995 Citation Index or Popularity Contest? Counting hyperlinks Avoiding double-counting Site clustering; what’s a site? Judging the source Hyperlinks revisited Anchor text context; Yanhong Li Why is this result hard to duplicate? Does adding more context help?

Sigir’996 Who asks What? Query logs revisited Query-based indexing – why index things people don’t ask for? If they ask for A, give them B From atomic concepts to query extensions Structure of questions and answers Shyam Kapur’s chunks

Sigir’997 FAQs and not so FAQs Usenet FAQs –Robin Burke’s FAQFinder FAQ discovery Where are the answers?

Sigir’998 Indexing Different ways of crawling the web Frequency of change Frequency of request Managing Terabytes or GigaURLs? Real-time indexing

Sigir’999 Searching Multiway merge and scoring Logical operations Query parsing and phrase searching Query refinement Distributed searching and the perfect merge

Sigir’9910 Design Issues Managing complexity Managing memory Managing parallelism Managing data turnover Managing scalability

Sigir’9911 Futures Vertical markets – healthcare, real estate, jobs and resumes, etc. Localized search Search as embedded app Shopping 'bots Open Problems Has the bubble burst?