Search Engine: Principles, Technologies, and Systems

Author: Li Xiaoming
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Search Engines: Principles, Technologies, and Systems" can be used as a teaching reference book and technical material for graduate students or senior undergraduate students in computer science and technology, information management and information systems, e-commerce, and other related fields in higher education institutions. It also holds significant reference value for a broad range of technical personnel engaged in research and development of network technologies, web site management, digital libraries, web mining, and other fields. The book systematically introduces the working principles, implementation technologies, and system construction solutions of internet search engines. The entire book is divided into three parts and 13 chapters, starting with an overview of the basic working principles, moving on to the detailed implementation of a small, simple search engine, and then thoroughly discussing the design principles and key technologies of large-scale distributed search engine systems. Later, it explores web information services with topic and personalized features, elaborating on technologies such as automatic Chinese web page classification and their applications. The book is well-structured, progressing from simple to complex, and combines both in-depth theoretical analysis with extensive experimental data, making it both educational and practical.