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March 13th, 2009 - 3:15 pm § in Uncategorized

TGIF – o[-<]:

Welcome to another edition of TGIF.  I trust that you all had a wonderful week, be it either at work or on holiday somewhere.  For those into listening to music while working, I’ve decided to add a little Friday tune to the TGIF post as from today!  You may all woop and clap with excitement[...]

March 9th, 2009 - 1:08 pm § in Uncategorized

Twitter is not a search engine

There have been quite a few posts about Twitter being a search engine.  I can see the logic but as the title of my post indicates, I don’t think it is.  I think that the posts around it, especially the Techcrunch one (who I am a big fan of btw), are well justified in writing [...][...]

February 17th, 2009 - 2:30 pm § in Uncategorized

Yahoo! Research on the healthy Sem Web

Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Peter Mika and Hugo Zaragoza from Yahoo! Research wrote a really insightful, meaningful and down to earth article called “Search, Web 2.0, and the semantic web”.  It is a response to all of the buzz around those topics.  If anyone can give a straight answer on thes[...]

February 10th, 2009 - 10:01 am § in Uncategorized

Science for Seo is back

Hi all, due to some annoying complications, as many of you have noticed, this blog has been down for 4 days.  I’m sorry about that, and am quite certain that this won’t be happening again! Thanks for all the messages from all you brilliant people! cj Tweet This PostRelated Posts:No Rel[...]

February 10th, 2009 - 9:29 am § in Uncategorized

What is an algorithm?

 Let’s get right back down to basics and look at what an algorithm is.  There are several different types, and it can all get a little bit confusing sometimes.  It can be very complicated and it can also be simple.  If you intend to make complicated ones, then you’ll need to delve in[...]

January 30th, 2009 - 5:23 pm § in Query and Cluster analysis, Uncategorized

Effective Query Log Anonymization

Check out this very good Google tech talk about using query logs: “User search query logs have proven to be very useful, but have vast potential for misuse. Several incidents have shown that simple removal of identifiers is insufficient to protect the identity of users. Publishing such inadeq[...]

January 30th, 2009 - 10:29 am § in Ranking algorithms, Uncategorized

The RankMass crawler

The  paper entitled “RankMass Crawler: A Crawler with High Personalized PageRank Coverage Guarantee” (Cho, Schonfeld, University of California) deals with the important topic of how many pages should be collected to cover most of the web, and how to ensure that important documents are [...]

January 28th, 2009 - 3:28 pm § in Information/text analysis, Uncategorized

Information credibility analysis

I wanted to draw a little attention to a Japanese project called the “Information Credibility Criteria Project“.  The NICT (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology) started it in 2006.  This project is all about looking at how information sources are not all eq[...]

January 23rd, 2009 - 11:36 am § in Information/text analysis, Uncategorized

G patent: identifying similar passages in text

The patent entitled “Identifying and Linking Similar Passages in a Digital Text Corpus” was published on the 22nd of January and filed on the 20th July 2007. It’s a really interesting one, not just because it covers a topic I’m particularly interested in but because it descr[...]

January 16th, 2009 - 2:44 pm § in Uncategorized

Off topic: Heads-up

Hey all, I am taking a few days off from the webnet and going to some lovely tropical islands off the coast of Southern Thailand.  I will mostly be snorkling, reading my book by the pool and in the hammock, and sampling delicious food. If you don’t see a blog post from me on Thursday I̵[...]





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