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Register a new userBuilding a kernel of Search Engine overrule in search and indexing
بناء نواة محرك بحث قادر على التحكم بالبحث و فهرسة المواقع
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يتضمن هذا البحث بناء نواة محرك بحث يمكنه العمل ضمن شبكة الانترنت , قادر على التحكم بالبحث عن معلومات بمجالات محددة و فهرسة مواقع معينة . تم في هذا البحث دراسة مسألة البحث عن المعلومات عبر الانترنيت و نظم استرجاع المعلومات و أنواع محركات البحث و المعماريات الأساسية لبناء المحركات و من ثم اقتراح معمارية محرك بحث يصلح نواة لمحرك البحث المرغوب و تحديد المخطط النهائي لمعمارية محرك البحث حيث تم بناء مقاطع محرك البحث و إجراء الاختبارات و النتائج.
This research designs web search engine kernel overrule in searching of specific fields and indexing indicated sites. This research contain information about search in web , retrieval system , types of search engines and basic architectures of building search engines .It suggests search engine architecture kernel of dedicated search engine to do final planner of search engine architecture ,and build parts of search engine and execute test to get results .
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