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Data Structures Proposal
Data Structures Proposal
Data Structures Proposal
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Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Motivation
3. Objective
4. Description of work
5. Conclusion
6. References – IEEE Format
Abstract- The word search engine resonates with Google, one of the most powerful
and popular web-searching mediums in use. Any query typed into the Google search bar
returns hundreds of corresponding web pages. The lesser-known fact however is that
the technology backing Google’s incredible ability, falls into a category of search
techniques employed to carry out a swift exploration.
1)Introduction:-
All search engines strive to provide the service of delivering relevant pages from the
World Wide Web but the manner in which listings are generated differ based on the
kind of search engine and algorithms used....
2)Motivation -
A data structure is a way of organizing data to efficiently support a particular
API. So a data structure search engine is a program which takes an API and returns
an efficient implementation. ... The pattern here is that we are being asked to choose
a fast data structure to support a given set of methods.
3) OBJECTIVE:-
Looking at different kinds of new searching algorithms and
traditional methods used by different search engines in searching
data queries and the importance of data handling for search
engines.
4) Description of work:-
The main types of search engines and how they work are:
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CONCLUSION:-
The bottom line is though there are many search engines available
on the web, the searching methods and the engines need to go a
long way for efficient retrieval of information on relevant topics.
None of the search engines out there today are perfect, but using the
right one at the right time can make all the difference. Search
engines need valuable websites to display in their organic search
results so they can earn money from paid searches. If we build and
optimize sites with visitors in mind, one can't go wrong. More often
than not, what's good for website visitors is also good for the search
engines. But always keep in mind, the search engines are machines
without any bias toward visual effects, so it's ok to build a pretty site
with lots of pictures and flash, but make sure to let the search
engines know what web pages are about with an equal amount of
text.
References:-
(IEEE format)