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Prototype Model Agent-Based Search Engine for Researchers and Scientists

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  • Naveed Dastgir

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Now days, the Word Wide Web (WWW) covers most of the information channels across the world and is the cheapest resource to publish the corporate as well as individual information. The key advantage of WWW is that the published information instantly becomes available around the globe. Since the information load on the Internet is increasing day by day, therefore, it is causing serious troubles for the researchers and scientists to retrieve the targeted and relevant information from the huge bulk of data. While surfing the Internet, precious time of researchers and scientists is wasted due to browsing of the irrelevant and unnecessary material. Such an approach of information retrieval results in overlooking the important contents. In this paper, we look into the elementary components of a customized search engine in order to develop an agent-based search engine tool that may help researchers and scientists to find their desired information in an efficient manner and with minimal clicks of pointer. Through this tool, the researchers and scientists will be able to find a summarized report against their search phrase along with the search details, which will provide them a solid background to their research subject based on history available on the WWW. The important aspect of this search engine is that it retrieves the subject-specific material from the designated websites in accordance with the user-defined criteria.

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  • Naveed Dastgir, 2012. "Prototype Model Agent-Based Search Engine for Researchers and Scientists," Journal of Education and Vocational Research, AMH International, vol. 3(6), pages 199-203.
  • Handle: RePEc:rnd:arjevr:v:3:y:2012:i:6:p:199-203
    DOI: 10.22610/jevr.v3i6.69
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