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When we take a closer look to how search-engines are constructed,
you recognize 6 different layers of functionality.
In the first part of the presentation, I spoke about the top-level only: the user interface. In the follow slides, I focus on the lowest level: the page fetcher. Every search-engine, nowadays, has to scan the Net by itself to look for new and updated pages. Scanning takes a lot of time, while most pages hardly every change. It would be nice to combine this work done by all engines to one generalized system. Mark A.C.J. Overmeer, AT Computing bv, 1999. |