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26 Int'l Conf. Foundations of Computer Science | FCS'11 | 5. Sample Executions After complete afore mentioned implementations, this search engine is ready to operate at the follow web address: http://localhost/search It can be operated in a manner similar to the operations of most web-based search operations. Some sample executions are illustrated as follows: 1. To look for all books having “intro” in the Title filed and having “an” in the Author field: After clicking the submit button, the search results are shown as follows: 2. To look for all books having “rose” in the Author filed: After clicking the submit button, the search results are shown as follows: 3. To look for all books having “adv” in the Title filed: After clicking the submit button, the search results are shown as follows: 4. The entire database can be browsed by leaving both criteria blank: After clicking the submit button, the search results are shown as follows: 6 Conclusion The modernization of communication technologies has turned the web into a global platform where people can work across time and space. This digital revolution is making web-based search operations more vitally demanded than ever. As a result, an effective search engine is no longer just a facilitating feature, but, more realistically, it has become a core function.
Int'l Conf. Foundations of Computer Science | FCS'11 | 27 In some way, the effectiveness of web search operations is empowered by the swiftness of response time as well as the easiness of operations. Although web programmers can tailor and embed open source search engines into their search domains, the customization from general purposes into special purposes may be time consuming and not a practical choice. This project demonstrated an easier alternative that most of the readers can follow to craft their own lightweight search engines to suit their own search domains. With this self-defined search engine, users can flexibly turn their fuzzy memories about the intended data into combinational fuzzy search criteria. By relaxing or tensing the fuzziness of search, users can easily extend up or narrow down the search results until the target data is located. This approach is practical, flexible and, more importantly, it requires only a few programming. 7 References [1] The ASPSeek open source search engine is available at http://www.aspseek.org. [2] The Lucene open source search engine is available at http://lucene.apache.org. [3] The Namazu open source search engine is available at http://www.namazu.org. [4] The mnoGoSearch open source search engine is available at http://www.mnogosearch.org. [5] The WebGlimpse open source search engine is available at http://webglimpse.net. [6] Micarelli, A., Gasparetti, F., Sciarrone, F. and Gauch S. 2007. Personalized Search on The World Wide Web. Brusilovsky, P., Kobsa, A. and Nejdl, W. (Eds.), The Adaptive Web: Methods and Strategies of Web Personalization, Heidelberg, Germany: Springer, pp. 195-230. [7] Burke, R. 2007. Hybrid Web Recommender Systems. Brusilovsky, P., Kobsa, A. and Nejdl, W. (Eds.), The Adaptive Web: Methods and Strategies of Web Personalization, Heidelberg, Germany: Springer, pp. 377-408. [8] Zou, L., Chen, L. and Özsu, M. 2009. Distance- Join: Pattern Match Query in a Large Graph Database, Proceedings of the 35th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB09) , Lyon, France, pp. 886-897. [9] Jonas S Karlsson, J. and Kersten, M. 2000. O- Storage: A Self Organizing Multi-Attribute Storage Technique for Very Large Main Memories, Proceedings of the Australasian Database Conference (ADC '00) , City, State, pp. 57-64. [10] Ford, N., Miller, D. and Moss, N. 2005. Web Search Strategies and Human Individual Differences: Cognitive and Demographic Factors, Internet attitudes, and approaches. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, Volume 56, Issue 7, pp. 741 - 756. [11] Ford, N., Miller, D. and Moss, N. 2005. Web Search Strategies and Human Individual Differences: A Combined Analysis. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, Volume 56, Issue 7, pp. 757 - 764.
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