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Using Bloom Filters to Refine Web Search Results


Navendu Jain, Michael Dahlin, and Renu Tewari

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Abstract

Search engines have primarily focused on presenting the most relevant pages to the user quickly. A less well explored aspect of improving the search experience is to remove or group all near-duplicate documents in the results presented to the user. In this paper, we apply a Bloom filter based similarity detection technique to address this issue by refining the search results presented to the user. First, we present and analyze our technique for finding similar documents using contentdefined chunking and Bloom filters, and demonstrate its effectiveness in compactly representing and quickly matching pages for similarity testing. Later, we demonstrate how a number of results of popular and random search queries retrieved from different search engines, Google, Yahoo, MSN, are similar and can be eliminated or re-organized.


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