Abstract— The results rendered by the search engines are mostly a linear snippet list. With the prolific increase in the dynamism of web pages there is a need for enhanced result lists from search engines in order to cope-up with the expectations of the users. This paper proposes a model for dynamic construction of a resultant page from various results fetched by the search engine, based on the...

background: knowing the rate of overlapping in results obtained from information retrieval tools is important to prevent waste of time. medical and health-related information has an outstanding place among the variety of information available on the internet. hence, this research aimed to study the rate of overlap among medical search results derived from mesh (medical subject headings) in gene...

In this world, globalization has become a basic and most popular human trend. To globalize information, people are going to publish the documents in the internet. As a result, information volume of internet has become huge. To handle that huge volume of information, Web searcher uses search engines. The Web-page indexing mechanism of a search engine plays a big role to retrieve Web search resul...

Search Engine spam is a web page or a portion of a web page which has been created with the intention of increasing its ranking in search engines. Web spamming refers to actions intended to mislead search engines and give some pages higher ranking than they deserve. Anyone who uses a search engine frequently has most likely encountered a high ranking page that consists of nothing more than a bu...

Abstract Engineering a Web search engine offering effective and efficient information retrieval is a challenging task. This document presents our experiences from designing and developing a Web search engine offering a wide spectrum of functionalities and we report some interesting experimental results. A rather peculiar design choice of the engine is that its index is based on a DBMS, while so...

In general, search engines are the most popular means of searching any kind of information from the Internet. Generally, keywords are given to the search engine and the Web database returns the documents containing specified keywords. In many situations, irrelevant results are given as results to the user query since different keywords are used in different forms in various documents. The devel...

The typical behaviour of the Web search engine user is widely known: a user only types in one or a few keywords and expects the search engine to produce relevant results in an instant. Search engines not only adapt to this behaviour. On the contrary, they are often faced with criticism that they themselves created this kind of behaviour. As search engines are trendsetters for the whole informat...

Relying purely on query-page similarity when ranking Web search results limits the scope of the result set to the detriment of search performance. In this paper we propose that introducing diversity into the ranking metric can increase topic coverage without adversely affecting result relevance in the face of vague queries.

Sponsored search has gained considerable attention in Web searchrelated studies. In this paper, we investigate into the user interaction process on search engine result pages (SERPs) considering the influence of sponsored search results. We integrate different styles of sponsored links into SERPs to systematically study how they affect users’ behavioral preferences. Based on an analysis into us...

In this paper; we illustrate how Internet documents can be automatically analyzed in order to identih the document’s language. This language knowledge is then used for the Internet search engine, GETESS. The aim of the language-classijication heuristics is to ensure that documents with the same content, but different languages (e.g. , in German and English), will not simultaneously presented to...