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....systems; instead they formulate queries on a common schema defined at the front end. There are generally two approaches for this schema unification. In the first approach, the front end may support a single universal schema fixed for all target services, which has been done, for example, in GAIA [23, 24]. This may sometimes be too restrictive if the front end supports a wide range of targets and the set of targets actually involved in a query can change dynamically. Consequently, the second approach is to define common schemas based on the set of involved targets. For instance, as described in ....

R. Rao, D.M. Russel, and J.D. Mackinlay. System components for embedded information retrieval from multiple disparate information sources. In UIST '93, pages 23--33, 1993.

....Review the digital library project centered at Stanford. 2.8 Exploratory Search Draw the ideas presented in this chapter together by discussing examples of systems that combine them in various ways. Include Netserf [3] Galois lattice browsing [15] transient hypergraphs [27] Labrador [19], Rabbit, and others. Summarize the areas that can be combined to support various styles of exploration and search. Identify the particular combination that has been chosen as the basis for the solution developed in the next three chapters. Chapter 3 Interaction and Display The main premise of ....

Ramana Rao, Daniel M. Russell, and Jock D. Mackinlay. System Components for Embedded Information Retrieval from Multiple Disparate Information Sources. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, pages 23--33, Unknown, November 3-5 1993. Unknown.

.... of information in a distributed and dynamic environment also requires knowledge of the characteristics of the information repositories, such as coverage, origin, access mechanism, required user effort, performance in terms of costs, access speed and usage statistics (average recall, precision) [RaRM93], a common understanding of the properties of information repositories is preferred in order to select the information repositories to be searched. Within the ADMIRE (ADvanced Multimedia Information REtrieval) project we are currently developing a retrieval strategy that is capable of retrieving ....

Rao, R., D.M. Russell, J.D. Mackinlay, System Components for Embedded Information Retrieval from Multiple Disparate Information Sources. In Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, Atlanta, November 1993, p. 23-33.

....can support interactions that allow users to select sources as well as build a spatial memory of sources. In addition, meta information can be used in the rendering of items retrieved from the sources. The use of meta information requires support from the access infrastructure. The GAIA protocol [19, 20] defines an interface for uniform access to diverse sources and meta information about those sources. We have built an intermediary server that supports the GAIA protocol for sources of various types including scanned document sources, WAIS sources, and sources served by the DIALOG online ....

....Information Visualizer: Perspective Wall Figure 9. Information Visualizer: Document Lens Figure 8. Visualizations from the Information Visualizer: Cone Tree Figure 10. Information Visualizer: Spiral Calendar cific visualizations with multiple search techniques. In another line of work [17, 18, 20], we integrated a variety of retrieval and conventional result viewing techniques. An incarnation of these ideas is Protofoil, a digital file cabinet application, which supports retrieval over the images and OCR ed text of collections of scanned documents. The user interface, shown in Figure 6, ....

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R. Rao, D.M. Russel, and J.D. Mackinlay. System components for embedded information retrieval from multiple disparate information sources. In Proceedings of the ACM UIST '93, pages 23-33, Atlanta, Ga., November 1993. ACM Press, New York.

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