Building a Lightweight Discovery Interface for Chinese Patents, Presented by ...Lucidworks (Archived)
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This document discusses building a lightweight discovery interface for Chinese patents. It describes using parsers and the cloud to ingest various patent file formats and metadata in order to build a search interface. It emphasizes spending adequate time on user experience design and sharing data with users and other applications.
The document provides information about the Canadian pop punk band Simple Plan, including its members, albums, and the song "Crazy". The song talks about things people try to hide and discusses issues in society. It uses imagery of black and white changing to color to represent how life gets better no matter how grim it seems. The band also started a foundation to help children and teens facing issues like poverty and addiction.
1) The document discusses the origins of Lionel Richie's famous song "Hello" and provides background on Richie's life and career.
2) As a shy young man, Richie was inspired by beautiful women he saw to write the phrase "Hello, is it me you're looking for?". He later used this as the foundation for his popular song.
3) Richie was born in 1949 in Alabama and had a career as a singer, songwriter in genres like R&B, pop, rock and soul. The song "Hello" is about a man declaring his love for a woman and wondering if she returns his feelings.
Tyler Tate gave a presentation on designing for findability in search experiences. He discussed how people search differently based on their expertise level and the specificity of their task. Novice users prefer simpler interfaces while experts want more control. Recall tasks are straightforward lookups while exploratory tasks have no single answer.
Tate then provided 10 best practices for designing findable search experiences, such as making the search box prominent, providing auto-suggestions, and using facets and visualizations to filter large result sets.
"A Study of I/O and Virtualization Performance with a Search Engine based on ...Lucidworks (Archived)
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Documentum xPlore provides an integrated Search facility for the Documentum Content Server. The standalone search engine is based on EMC's xDB (Native XML database) and Lucene. In this talk we will introduce xPlore and some of its key components and capabilities. These include aspects of a tight integration of Lucene with the XML database: xQuery translation and optimization into Lucene query/API's as well as transactional update Lucene). In addition, xPlore is being deployed aggressively into virtualized environments (both disk I/O and VM). We cover some performance results and tuning tips in these areas.
This document discusses guidelines for creating secure usernames and passwords. It recommends usernames that do not attract negative attention, reveal personal information, or use real names, ages or genders. The document notes the most commonly used passwords can be easily guessed or cracked. It provides tips for strong passwords, such as mixing uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols; being at least 8 characters; and not including personal information. Users are advised to keep passwords private and change them regularly for maximum security.
The document appears to be a design portfolio listing services including Photoshop editing, effects and graphics, artistic marketing and design, cover design, and logo design. It includes contact information for a designer named LaRue Cage and references a book titled "Stranger in the Hall" and "Secrets of a Blackbird" by Anon.
This document provides a tutorial for using Apache Solr to index and search plain text files, HTML files, and remote HTML files. It introduces Solr Cell, a new module in Solr 1.4 that can access many file formats. The tutorial walks through installing the example files, indexing text files with cURL and Solr Cell, indexing all files in a directory with a shell script, indexing HTML files and extracting metadata, and indexing remote files by downloading them. The goal is to demonstrate indexing common file types that users are likely to have access to.
^Metadata is king! ̄ Thus proclaimed Steve Kearns of Basis Technology, Platinum Sponsor of Lucene Revolution, at the start of this standing-room-only session on Day 1 of the conference. Why? Because it provides a way to enhance otherwise unstructured data with a considerable amount of structure.
Open Source for Enterprise Search: Breaking Down the Barriers to InformationLucidworks (Archived)
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This document summarizes a webcast on open source enterprise search solutions. It discusses how search is used in organizations for applications like intranet search, call centers, ecommerce, and analytics. It outlines the key components of search platforms like querying, filtering, indexing, language analysis, and visualization. Finally, it discusses the types of search products available from customizable point solutions to integrated platforms that support multiple data sources and applications.
Pangaea providing access to geoscientific data using apache lucene javaLucidworks (Archived)
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PANGAEA is a data system that provides access to geoscientific data using Apache Lucene Java. It hosts over 1 million data sets containing over 8 billion data items related to fields like sediments, water, corals, atmosphere, and ice. Lucene is used to index metadata and full text for fast search and retrieval of data sets. Lucene also enables geographic search and works as a key-value store for lookups of data sets related to publications. The speaker developed Lucene's search capabilities and maintains its text analysis API.
The document discusses the present perfect tense and adverbs that are used with it, including already, yet, just, and still. It provides examples of how to use each one and explains their meanings. Specifically, it states that the present perfect is used to talk about experiences, actions that started in the past and continue now, and past actions that have present results. It defines already as talking about completed actions before expected, yet as unfinished actions expected to happen, and just as recent actions. Still is used to talk about unfinished actions expected to finish earlier. Examples are provided to illustrate the usage of each term.
Mixi is one of the largest social networking services in Japan, providing various communication services for over 14M monthly active users. The latest internal mixi project is to replace the in-house search engine with Apache Solr. This session covers two topics; a simple packaging system for Solr that eases the installation process and daily operations, and implementation of a "Did you mean" facility for Japanese queries using a log mining tool. These tools have been released as OSS projects.
Center for Enterprise Innovation (CEI) Summary for HREDA, 9-25-14Marty Kaszubowski
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This is a presentation given to the Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance (HREDA) on 9-25-14. It describes the vision and goals for the new Old Dominion University (ODU) Center for Enterprise Innovation (CEI).
The document provides biographical information about John Lennon and Paul McCartney, details about the band The Beatles, and analyzes the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" written by John Lennon. It discusses how John Lennon grew up in Liverpool and formed The Beatles with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. It also summarizes Paul McCartney's background and role in the band. Additionally, it describes The Beatles' musical style and influence, and analyzes the historical and social context during which "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" became popular, as well as John Lennon's inspiration for writing the song.
This document discusses strategies for marketing technology at different stages of maturity. It begins by outlining the types of companies that can be created from a technology and how that impacts the marketing approach. It then discusses how to assess the maturity of a technology using Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) and how that maps to potential customers and good outcomes. The document provides frameworks to think about targeting current vs new customers and the 7 Ps of technology marketing as they relate to the stage of maturity. Overall, it aims to help thinkers understand how to effectively market and position their technology based on its current state.
The document discusses the tragic cycle of violence, war, and loss of human rights throughout history. It references young men fighting and dying in war, women crying over the losses, and hate and fear being bred through propaganda and brainwashing. Despite calls for peace, history remains scarred by past civil wars, assassinations like John F. Kennedy, and ongoing conflicts like the Vietnam War.
The document summarizes the new features and improvements in Apache Lucene 2.9. Key highlights include:
- Numeric capabilities have been improved, including a new API for numeric range queries that improves performance.
- The TokenStream API for analyzing text has been replaced with a new attribute-based API that is more flexible.
- Near real-time search capabilities allow documents to be searchable almost instantly after indexing.
- Contrib has added new packages like a flexible query parser framework and improved support for languages.
- Compatibility issues exist due to API changes, so recompiling code using Lucene is recommended when upgrading.
Building a global listening platform with Solr presents technical and global challenges. The speaker will demonstrate a platform they built in 3 months using Solr and Basis Technology products for content acquisition, analysis including language identification and entity extraction, and search visualization. Key aspects include distributed processing pipelines for analysis, language-specific indexing, and dashboard interfaces beyond basic search results.
Tyler Tate gave a presentation on designing for findability in search experiences. He discussed how people search differently based on their expertise level and the specificity of their task. Novice users prefer simpler interfaces while experts want more control. Recall tasks are straightforward lookups while exploratory tasks have no single answer.
Tate then provided 10 best practices for designing findable search experiences, such as making the search box prominent, providing auto-suggestions, and using facets and visualizations to filter large result sets.
"A Study of I/O and Virtualization Performance with a Search Engine based on ...Lucidworks (Archived)
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Documentum xPlore provides an integrated Search facility for the Documentum Content Server. The standalone search engine is based on EMC's xDB (Native XML database) and Lucene. In this talk we will introduce xPlore and some of its key components and capabilities. These include aspects of a tight integration of Lucene with the XML database: xQuery translation and optimization into Lucene query/API's as well as transactional update Lucene). In addition, xPlore is being deployed aggressively into virtualized environments (both disk I/O and VM). We cover some performance results and tuning tips in these areas.
This document discusses guidelines for creating secure usernames and passwords. It recommends usernames that do not attract negative attention, reveal personal information, or use real names, ages or genders. The document notes the most commonly used passwords can be easily guessed or cracked. It provides tips for strong passwords, such as mixing uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols; being at least 8 characters; and not including personal information. Users are advised to keep passwords private and change them regularly for maximum security.
The document appears to be a design portfolio listing services including Photoshop editing, effects and graphics, artistic marketing and design, cover design, and logo design. It includes contact information for a designer named LaRue Cage and references a book titled "Stranger in the Hall" and "Secrets of a Blackbird" by Anon.
This document provides a tutorial for using Apache Solr to index and search plain text files, HTML files, and remote HTML files. It introduces Solr Cell, a new module in Solr 1.4 that can access many file formats. The tutorial walks through installing the example files, indexing text files with cURL and Solr Cell, indexing all files in a directory with a shell script, indexing HTML files and extracting metadata, and indexing remote files by downloading them. The goal is to demonstrate indexing common file types that users are likely to have access to.
^Metadata is king! ̄ Thus proclaimed Steve Kearns of Basis Technology, Platinum Sponsor of Lucene Revolution, at the start of this standing-room-only session on Day 1 of the conference. Why? Because it provides a way to enhance otherwise unstructured data with a considerable amount of structure.
Open Source for Enterprise Search: Breaking Down the Barriers to InformationLucidworks (Archived)
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This document summarizes a webcast on open source enterprise search solutions. It discusses how search is used in organizations for applications like intranet search, call centers, ecommerce, and analytics. It outlines the key components of search platforms like querying, filtering, indexing, language analysis, and visualization. Finally, it discusses the types of search products available from customizable point solutions to integrated platforms that support multiple data sources and applications.
Pangaea providing access to geoscientific data using apache lucene javaLucidworks (Archived)
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PANGAEA is a data system that provides access to geoscientific data using Apache Lucene Java. It hosts over 1 million data sets containing over 8 billion data items related to fields like sediments, water, corals, atmosphere, and ice. Lucene is used to index metadata and full text for fast search and retrieval of data sets. Lucene also enables geographic search and works as a key-value store for lookups of data sets related to publications. The speaker developed Lucene's search capabilities and maintains its text analysis API.
The document discusses the present perfect tense and adverbs that are used with it, including already, yet, just, and still. It provides examples of how to use each one and explains their meanings. Specifically, it states that the present perfect is used to talk about experiences, actions that started in the past and continue now, and past actions that have present results. It defines already as talking about completed actions before expected, yet as unfinished actions expected to happen, and just as recent actions. Still is used to talk about unfinished actions expected to finish earlier. Examples are provided to illustrate the usage of each term.
Mixi is one of the largest social networking services in Japan, providing various communication services for over 14M monthly active users. The latest internal mixi project is to replace the in-house search engine with Apache Solr. This session covers two topics; a simple packaging system for Solr that eases the installation process and daily operations, and implementation of a "Did you mean" facility for Japanese queries using a log mining tool. These tools have been released as OSS projects.
Center for Enterprise Innovation (CEI) Summary for HREDA, 9-25-14Marty Kaszubowski
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This is a presentation given to the Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance (HREDA) on 9-25-14. It describes the vision and goals for the new Old Dominion University (ODU) Center for Enterprise Innovation (CEI).
The document provides biographical information about John Lennon and Paul McCartney, details about the band The Beatles, and analyzes the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" written by John Lennon. It discusses how John Lennon grew up in Liverpool and formed The Beatles with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. It also summarizes Paul McCartney's background and role in the band. Additionally, it describes The Beatles' musical style and influence, and analyzes the historical and social context during which "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" became popular, as well as John Lennon's inspiration for writing the song.
This document discusses strategies for marketing technology at different stages of maturity. It begins by outlining the types of companies that can be created from a technology and how that impacts the marketing approach. It then discusses how to assess the maturity of a technology using Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) and how that maps to potential customers and good outcomes. The document provides frameworks to think about targeting current vs new customers and the 7 Ps of technology marketing as they relate to the stage of maturity. Overall, it aims to help thinkers understand how to effectively market and position their technology based on its current state.
The document discusses the tragic cycle of violence, war, and loss of human rights throughout history. It references young men fighting and dying in war, women crying over the losses, and hate and fear being bred through propaganda and brainwashing. Despite calls for peace, history remains scarred by past civil wars, assassinations like John F. Kennedy, and ongoing conflicts like the Vietnam War.
The document summarizes the new features and improvements in Apache Lucene 2.9. Key highlights include:
- Numeric capabilities have been improved, including a new API for numeric range queries that improves performance.
- The TokenStream API for analyzing text has been replaced with a new attribute-based API that is more flexible.
- Near real-time search capabilities allow documents to be searchable almost instantly after indexing.
- Contrib has added new packages like a flexible query parser framework and improved support for languages.
- Compatibility issues exist due to API changes, so recompiling code using Lucene is recommended when upgrading.
Building a global listening platform with Solr presents technical and global challenges. The speaker will demonstrate a platform they built in 3 months using Solr and Basis Technology products for content acquisition, analysis including language identification and entity extraction, and search visualization. Key aspects include distributed processing pipelines for analysis, language-specific indexing, and dashboard interfaces beyond basic search results.
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