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Configurable Metasearch in the Human Resource Domain: A Hybrid Approach to Schema and Data Integration for Metasearch Engines,Used
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The volume and heterogeneity of information available online via Web sites or databases makes it difficult to find relevant information. Search engines, subject directories and social network search engines are insufficient to meet the requirements of users. Traditional search tools do not provide comprehensive coverage of the Web and suffer from low recall and precision, because the meaning of searched artifacts is unknown to them. To overcome these problems, we propose a new configurable metasearch engine. We apply automatic schema/data matching and integration for metasearch engines to resolve the semantic heterogeneity between multiple information sources. The metasearch engine uses a domain ontology and multiple matchers that help to understand the search results too. Flexible and reuseable design patterns have also been introduced for the metasearch engine. The techniques have been verified in a prototype for the human resource domain, i.e. for a job search. The book is useful to professionals or companies involved in the integration of searchengines, ontologies and databases.
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