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>you should provide us with a link(http://202.114.9.200/English/main.htm)
>that works.
Please,please learn some basic knowledge about search engine.
Now we are discussing the search engine, one of most important services of
Internet.
Asking for advices is first step, then a work group may be proposed. So
don't worry about where we discuss this issue.
>without looking into DRIS
> But the main disadvantage of these systems lie that its knowledge database
> is too small and can only answer few questions. Internet may be the biggest
> knowledge database, so we proposed the DRIS, which will act as the
> knowledge source of such personal intelligent systems.
without lookin
In fact, our project is just a digital library project. DRIS is its main
part. Another part is [EMAIL PROTECTED], a intellitent search system, which
will directly answer all your question in the future. But now it can only
answer some questions about routine of libray. Such system is also called
vi
> As far as I can tell from the information presented at this location: not
> really, although there could be significant synergy. The difference is
> that computer aided learning is still based on content developed by humans,
> while intelligent searching should be handled completely automaticall
On 31-dec-03, at 17:47, Scott W Brim wrote:
I'd like to see more semantic
information in search engines. Eventually, this would allow queries
like "which actors played in movies after books written by authors
born
in Chili in 1961?"
Is SCORM useful to you? http://www.adlnet.org
As far as I can
> Your original post presents several arguments against the current crop of
> search engines and proposes a new distributed search engine system, but
this
> is an _indexing_ function, not a _retrieval_ function.
DRIS's a real search engine.
Although we say DRIS just builds the information retri
For some reason, the IP in CERNET isn't accessible outside China.
I will solve this problem as soon as possible.
> but I'm more interested in something else: I'd like to see more semantic
> information in search engines. Eventually, this would allow queries
> like "which actors played in movies a
On Wed, Dec 31, 2003 12:04:50PM +0100, Iljitsch van Beijnum allegedly wrote:
> I've looked over your other documents and it seems you mainly focus on
> organization in general and organization by domain in particular. I
> don't really have an opinion on whether that's a good approach, but I'm
>
Thus spake "wang liang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I believe you are talking about information *indexing* service,
> > not "information *retrieval* service"
>
> DRIS will build the information retrieval infrastructure for Internet, but
> not the final search engines. Many intelligent search systems ca
You could find more information about our project in
http://202.114.9.200/English/main.htm
Hm, it won't open for me.
I've looked over your other documents and it seems you mainly focus on
organization in general and organization by domain in particular. I
don't really have an opinion on whether
Happy new year!
You could find more information about our project in
http://202.114.9.200/English/main.htm
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> Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I've been busy and haven't
> been able to work with these yet, but will aim to do so later on this
Paul Robinson,
>We can tweak the spec and the technology to put ownership back
> where it belongs, but it needs some thought.
Related papers in word format were sent to you.
In fact, our system can be regarded as an information shared platform. To
integrated different kinds of information resour
wang liang wrote:
Propose some information retrieval protocols for Internet.
Wang,
I think your ideas are interesting. I also think they would work.
However, I'd like to make some suggestions to improve them. Firstly
though, I'd like to offer my services as an Englishman to he
> I believe you are talking about information *indexing* service,
> not "information *retrieval* service"
DRIS will build the information retrieval infrastructure for Internet, but
not the final search engines. Many intelligent search systems can apply DRIS
as their data source and provide high qu
Propose some information retrieval protocols for Internet.
Now most services of Internet such as E-mail, BBS, and FTP are all based on
public protocol. There is no secret technology in these services. But the
information retrieval service, may be the most important service on
Internet, is still
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