Hey, I have a problem - I'm to write how can a genetic algorithm document clustering program I wrote be combined (and benefit from that) with a "standard search engine". What could be considered a "standard search engine", in the given context?
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Jump to PostYou can write a genetic algorithm based document clustering program and cannot figure out how to integrate it into a "standard" search engine? Well, I'm not sure there is such a thing as a "standard" search engine... Anyway, what approach are you trying?
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You can write a genetic algorithm based document clustering program and cannot figure out how to integrate it into a "standard" search engine? Well, I'm not sure there is such a thing as a "standard" search engine... Anyway, what approach are you trying?
mashimaro
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I didn't write I'm having problems with integrating, nor that I'm trying to integrate anything. The question was "what can be considered a standard search engine in the given context?".
I have another one - what would be the pros and cons (besides the obvious ones) of using a GA for such a task?
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