Another Word For It Patrick Durusau on Topic Maps and Semantic Diversity

May 18, 2015

FreeSearch

Filed under: Computer Science,Search Behavior,Search Engines,Searching — Patrick Durusau @ 5:52 pm

FreeSearch

From the “about” page:

The FreeSearch project is a search system on top of DBLP data provided by Michael Ley. FreeSearch is a joint project of the L3S Research Center and iSearch IT Solutions GmbH.

In this project we develop new methods for simple literature search that works on any catalogs, without requiring in-depth knowledge of the metadata schema. The system helps users proactively and unobtrusively by guessing at each step what the user’s real information need is and providing precise suggestions.

A more detailed description of the system can be found in this publication: FreeSearch – Literature Search in a Natural Way.

You can choose to search across:

DBLP (4,552,889 documents)

TIBKat (2,079,012 documents)

CiteSeer (1,910,493 documents)

BibSonomy (448,166 documents)

Enjoy!

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