[Sigia-l] User experience taxonomy
Avi Rappoport
analyst at searchtools.com
Wed Aug 7 15:28:25 EDT 2002
At 2:06 PM -0400 8/7/02, Listera wrote:
>"David R. Austen" wrote:
>
>> Any starting points for those of us who have not yet used such
>> software? Proof of concept or demonstration of concept?
>
>I'm assuming there are personal-use search engines out there that serve the
>same function as, say, Atomz does for small websites. Where's Avi Rappoport
>when you need her? :-)
Sorry, not my department -- I have enough trouble keeping up with
site & Intranet search engines. There are a number of personal
search engines on Windows, including dtSearch, but I don't know much
about them (I use Sherlock on the Mac).
Some of them probably include categorization engines. They should
analyze all the text before categorizing: the more content, the more
likely they are to get it right -- full text is better than abstracts
is better than titles. But remember, it's easy to get to 80%, but
it's hard to avoid egregious mistakes in the last 20%.
Avi
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