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Team members Team name: ‘BLUETOOTH’ Punch line: ‘Information unplugged’ G.Vivekananda Gargi garai Jayalakshmi Joydeep Roy Keerthi Kalyan
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  • 1. Team members
    • Team name: BLUETOOTH
  • Punch line: Information unplugged
  • G.Vivekananda
  • Gargi garai
  • Jayalakshmi
  • Joydeep Roy
  • Keerthi Kalyan

2. Contents covered

  • Definition of search engine
  • History
  • Popular forms of search engines
  • How to build a query?
  • How search engines work?
    • Querying
    • Ranking
    • Indexing
    • Natural language search

3. Search engines

  • What is a
  • search engine???

4. Definition

  • Asearch engineis an information retrieval system designed to help find information stored on a computer system.
  • Search engines help us to minimize the time required to find information

5. Why do we use search engines?

  • With an estimated 800 million web pages finding the one you want is difficult!
  • Allows a user to enter words which characterise a required page
  • Time taken is less

6. Popular forms ofsearch engines

  • Web search engine-Searches for information on the World Wide Web.
  • Enterprise search engine-Search on
  • (a) Intranets
  • (b) Personal search engines
  • (c) Mobile search engines.

7. How search engine works?

  • Querying
  • Ranking
  • Indexing
  • Natural language search

8. Querying

  • Search engines provide an interface to a group of items that enables users to specify criteria about an item of interest and have the engine find the matching items within the group.

9. Ranking

  • The equality between the desired item and the actual item must be exact.
  • It is sometimes far more beneficial.
  • Useful to incorporate a more measure of similarity between the desired item(s) and the items that exist in the group being searched.

10. Indexing

  • A search engine will typically collect information, or metadata, about the group of items under consideration.
  • The metadata collected about each item is typically stored on a computer in the form of an index.

11. Natural language search

  • The term used to describe web search engines that apply natural language processing of some form.
  • Traditional search engines tend to use a non-linguistic model of language.
  • The results will be more accurate and efficient.
  • Most popular language search is
  • askjeeves.com

12. How to build a search

  • The query can be simple or complex
  • For complex queries, user can use the boolean operators like
  • AND All the terms must appear
  • OR At least one term must appear
  • NOT Term following not must not appear
  • Followed by One term followed by other
  • Quotation mark Phrase must appear

13. Search engines

  • Google is the most famous search engine
  • The other search engines are:
  • altavista
  • yahoo!
  • netscape
  • msn
  • AOL
  • alexa, etc..

14. Uncertainty? Disbelief? Doubt??