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The Synergy of Federated Searching & Clustering Lunch with Peter Jacso ALA Midwinter Forum ProQuest and Serials So

The Synergy of Federated Searching & Clustering Lunch with Peter Jacso ALA Midwinter Forum ProQuest and Serials Solution Seattle, January 19, 2007. Jacso. While You Savor the Lunch, Allow Me. To give credit to past pioneers like Roger Summit of DIALOG for ONESearching & RANKing

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The Synergy of Federated Searching & Clustering Lunch with Peter Jacso ALA Midwinter Forum ProQuest and Serials So

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  1. The Synergy of Federated Searching & ClusteringLunch with Peter JacsoALA Midwinter ForumProQuest and Serials SolutionSeattle, January 19, 2007

  2. Jacso

  3. While You Savor the Lunch, Allow Me • To give credit to past pioneers like Roger Summit of DIALOG for ONESearching & RANKing • To tip the hat to some of the most widely used federated search engines and clustering tools • To salute some who offer INTRA-system metasearching of in-house and domesticated, prepped databases + clustering • To appreciate the synergy of federated searching and clustering by multiple elements (Central Search) • To guess what the future will look like Jacso

  4. Yes, Pat, there has been multi-searching and clustering since the 1980s Jacso

  5. RANKing Jacso

  6. DIALINDEX for a Scoreboard Jacso

  7. CLUSTERING THE SET BY Journal Name Jacso

  8. CLUSTERING THE SET BY descriptors Jacso

  9. CLUSTERING THE SET BY author Jacso

  10. CLUSTERING THE SET BY year Jacso

  11. Some of the federated, meta- and polysearch engines Jacso

  12. A Light Clustering Toolbar Jacso

  13. A Tad Too Narrow Source Base Jacso

  14. The Little Engine That Could Jacso

  15. Clustering by subject, sources, site URLs Jacso

  16. The BIG Search Engine That Could Even Better …Including Science Direct, Elsevier’s Digital Collection? Jacso

  17. Except when it shouldn’t …. Jacso

  18. …. or couldn’t Jacso

  19. How Could I Forget Thee, Google Scholar Jacso

  20. Even if you are in beta Jacso

  21. … and have been for 2 years Jacso

  22. HWP Can Do It More Smartly with Vivisimo (but limited to subject) Jacso

  23. Scopus was born with clustering by 5 criteria Jacso

  24. WoS offers more clusters to choose from Jacso

  25. Like clustering by affiliation Jacso

  26. And finally someone clusters OPAC result (with Endeca!) That someone is Andrew K. Pace and his team at NCSU Jacso

  27. And someone else, too, wants OPACs look betterwith an Open Access Software That someone is Casey Bisson at Plymouth State University Jacso

  28. FEEL THEIR PAIN Intra-system metasearching of in-house & hosted, domesticated databases with clustering is easier than … ……to federate from diverse, disparate, deviant sources and to cluster the uncontrolled, inconsistent format and content of author names, journal names, descriptors The aggravation of aggregation Herding cats and faculty on short notice looks easy Jacso

  29. PolyMeta open access sources Jacso

  30. Subject-only clustering, but many other bonuses Jacso

  31. Meet Dr. Tamás Doszkocs and his ToxSeek PolyMeta engine at NLM Jacso

  32. Jacso

  33. My customized version for testing & teaching purposes Jacso

  34. And Now ….. Central SearchMany databases federated andmany results clustered by many criteria Jacso

  35. Several ProQuest databases in cluster Jacso

  36. Several Ebsco databases in cluster Jacso

  37. Mixture of hits from different databases Jacso

  38. Clustered sources Jacso

  39. Results sorted by date Jacso

  40. Number of duplicates from different sources may indicate clout of journal, or just re-purposing Jacso

  41. Keep looking at shopping & price comparison sites to see the future Jacso

  42. Clusters by departure & arrival times, airlines and stoips Jacso

  43. Shop till you drop through the clusters by shoe types Jacso

  44. And by color, size, width and price Jacso

  45. Look for the future also in the many PubMed wizardry projects (top related terms co-occurring with toxoplasmosis) Jacso

  46. Relative research interest on toxoplasmosis Jacso

  47. Profiles of top journals on toxoplasmosis Jacso

  48. Profiles of top authors and their publications Jacso

  49. Cluster of most productive countries on toxoplasmosis Jacso

  50. Mapped to an atlas Jacso

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