Selection Search on Meta Search Engine
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Existing meta search engine uses identical approach in terms of use of search engines for retrieval of link. They basically send request for links on fixed number of search engines and retrieve results and display aggregate result on screen by eliminating duplicates. In existing meta search engines there is no availability of user choice facility. There is a need to have selection dynamically. This paper discusses the need of dynamic selection of search engine in a meta search engine and discusses a model, which allows user to select search engines. Then, the meta search engine will send request to selected search engines and will generate and display aggregate result.
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