Hawdee During my time at collage we had an information retrieval course. During this course we had to make a project (the duration was something like two months and we were four person in the project team).
To complete this project we had to develop a computer program. This program made use of an inverted index. We looked at Mifluz, but it seemed too complex to use. Therefore, we made our own inverted index. Basically, we downloaded a bunch of files using Wget and indexed those files. If there had been a tutorial of how to use Mifluz in our own project, we would probably have used Mifluz. This would have given us insight into how Mifluz works. This would have increased the chance that we would later contribute to the development of Mifluz. A likewise argumentation could be made for ht://Dig. I have therefore made a tutorial for people who are to make an information retrieval project and considers using ht://Dig for the indexing and inverted index -part. This tutorial is attached. The collage I went to, still has an information retrieval class and it seems very likely that the people attending, would be interested in such a tutorial. I would like to receive comments on the tutorial and comments on this way of attacking attention to the ht://Dig project. Greetings, Mads Lindstørm Yahoo! Mail (http://dk.mail.yahoo.com) - Gratis: 6 MB lagerplads, spamfilter og virusscan
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