- FAB
- FAB is an adaptive multi-agent information retrieval
system which finds interesting pages on the web.
"An Adaptive Agent for Automated Web Browsing"
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GlOSS
- The Glossary Server of Servers (GlOSS) project is designed to
locate relevant information sources for your query.
"
Generalizing GlOSS to Vector-Space Databases and Broker Hierarchies"
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Query
Translator
- Databases have different query syntax and different capabilities, even for simple Boolean queries. Translation allows a single query to be mapped into the native format appropriate for each database.
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SenseMaker
- SenseMaker helps users iteratively reformulate their information
needs through multi-dimensional organizing and active gathering of
search results.
"
SenseMaker: An Information-Exploration Interface Supporting the
Contextual Evolution of a User's Interests"
- Michelle Q Wang Baldonado
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Grassroots
- Groupware for information finding, combines mail, news, and web in a single environment with distribution lists
" Grassroots: A System Providing a Uniform Framework for Communicating, Structuring, Sharing Information, and Organizing People
- Kenichi Kamiya
- Martin Röscheisen
- The
Stanford Digital Library Metadata Architecture
- Services need to provide
- metadata about their offerings to help
users decide when they should be invoked
- protocol metadata to figure out how
they should be invoked, and
- collection metadata for what they should be invoked
upon.
The metadata architecture provides a system organization to provide these metadata in a uniform, scaleable way.
Metadata for Digital Libraries: Architecture and Design Rationale
- Michelle
Q Wang Baldonado
- Chen-Chuan K. Chang
- Luis Gravano
- Andreas Paepcke
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STARTS: Stanford Protocol Proposal for Internet Retrieval and
Search
- A set of informal standards negotiated among the major search vendors and users to facilitate interoperation.
- Chen-Chuan K. Chang
- Hector Garcia-Molina
- Luis Gravano
- Andreas Paepcke
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BackRub
- BackRub is a web crawler which is designed to store the connection graph
for the web. In other words BackRub stores which pages every web page
links to. Currently we are developing techniques using this link data to
improve web search engines as well as understand the structure of the web.
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ComMentor
- Third-Party Annotations on web pages provide for ways to share information, rate content, and keep notes
"Content Ratings and Other Third-Party Value-Added Information: Defining an Enabling Platform"
- Martin Röscheisen
- Christian Mogensen
- Terry Winograd
- InterOp Protocol
- The heart of the "InfoBus", this protocol describes access methods to search collections, acquire results, and find out about sources.
- Steve Cousins
- Prof. Hector Garcia-Molina
- Scott Hassan
- Andreas Paepcke
- SCAM: The Stanford Copy Analysis Mechanism
- Making a perfect digital copy of a copyrighted work is easy in a networked world. How can the intellectual property rightsholders be protected? By detecting attempted distribution of illegal copies. Duplicate detection has other uses in information finding as well. An earlier, related project was known as COPS: The Copyright Protection Scheme.
"Building a Scalable and Accurate Copy Detection Mechansim"
- Prof. Hector Garcia-Molina
- Narayanan Shivakumar
- InterBib
- InterBib is a tool for maintaining bibliographic information. Capable of reading from and writing to many different formats, it acts as a unified, searchable repository of bibliographic records.
Information on InterBib
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