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YaCy Peer-to-Peer Search Engine
Decentralized Web Search Engine
YaCy is a free search engine that anyone can use to build search the internet (www and ftp) or to create a search portal for others (internet or intranet). The scale of YaCy is limited only by the number of users and can index billions of web pages. In p2p mode it is fully decentralized, all users of the search engine network are equal and it is not possible for anyone to censor the content of the distributed index. -
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SSEP - Site Search Engine PHP-Ajax
A Free site search engine script build with PHP and Ajax.
A Site Search engine script that uses MySQL to store your website's indexed pages, to add Search Functionality to Your Web Site. It is build with PHP and JavaScript, the search results are loaded via Ajax. The search system combine MySQL full text with SQL regexp, and words weight according to their location in the HTML elements, to determine the relevance of the search results. -
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IRToolkit
IRToolkit
IRToolkit is an attempt to build and develop a generic search engine that integrates state-of-the-art Information Retrieval (IR) models. Furthermore, it offers a capability to compare the performance (in terms of precision, recall, index size, search response time and so on) between several open source IR applications. If you use the IRToolkit please cite the following work: https://sites.google.com/site/dinhbaduy/bibtex#Dinh-Phdthesis-2012 -
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A big "How to build your own search engine", accompanied by the code of the search engine itself. All of this in French.
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Javen library is a framework for developing C++ application simply, with similar API to Java library. Hawk search engine is a software platform that used to build Vertical Search Product more easily for the Moderate Company or End Users.
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This lightweight ftp search engine is build with php and Mysql,and provides indexing of remote servers.It also has the function of fetching attachements from the KBS(http://dev.kcn.cn) System.
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open-search is a framework to build a p2p web search engine, whereby people mutually form a search engine without the intervention of central servers or a central actor.
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Search Engine that gives full control over the search result. The user can do searches by category, and then combine previous search results to build complex search results, without the need of an advances query language.
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Clucened is a project to build a daemon around CLucene, which is a C++ implementation of the Lucene search engine. This is *not* the CLucene project, but is a separate project to write a generic daemon based on CLucene.
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