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A large-scale distributed framework for information retrieval in large dynamic search spaces
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A large-scale distributed framework for information retrieval in large dynamic search spaces

Eugene Santos, Eunice E. Santos, Hien Nguyen, Long Pan and John Korah
Applied intelligence (Dordrecht, Netherlands), v 35(3), pp 375-398
01 Dec 2011

Abstract

Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence Science & Technology Computer Science Technology
One of the main problems facing human analysts dealing with large amounts of dynamic data is that important information may not be assessed in time to aid the decision making process. We present a novel distributed processing framework called Intelligent Foraging, Gathering and Matching (I-FGM) that addresses this problem by concentrating on resource allocation and adapting to computational needs in real-time. It serves as an umbrella framework in which the various tools and techniques available in information retrieval can be used effectively and efficiently. We implement a prototype of I-FGM and validate it through both empirical studies and theoretical performance analysis.

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