when a search fails for a single url because the snippet cannot be generated, then the url reference is deleted from the index. This mechanism was redesign and enhanced. The process now also writes into the work tables into the table searchfl to prepare a re-indexing mechanism.
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this makes YaCy search results VERY fast for all verify=false search cases
and it enhances the search speed also for all other snippet-fetch cases.
With this change my peer performed 100 Queries Per Second (!!!) while doing 10 queries simultanously (!!!)
in an intranet index of 20000 URLs on my 16-core Mac
Check this yourself by doing:
cd bin
./searchtestmulti.sh
after finishing the run, divide 1000 by the given time per query (which is the qps for one thread)
and then multiply again by 10 (because 10 search threads has been started)
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- better control of number of running search threads
- no time-out waiting time when no ranking feeding takes place
- local search queries by a remote peer may be faster up to 300 milliseconds
- a local search may even be faster
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- changed data structure for sorting in search which performs better in that specific case (too many updates)
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created a WeakPriorityBlockingQueue as special implementation
of a PriorityBlockingQueue with a weak object binding.
- better abstraction of ordering technique
- fixed some bugs according to result numbering (distinguish different counters in Queue)
- fixed a ordering bug in post-ranking (ordering was decreased instead of increased)
- reversed ordering numbering using a reversed ordering. The higher the ranking number the better (now).
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- added new network definition 'allip' which can be used in networks where intranet and internet-addresses shall be indexed
- added a auto-switch-off for global search if there are no global peers
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- a site-operation heuristic that loads all direct links from a portal page if the site-operator is used
- a direct crawl for search results from scroogle for the given search terms
The configuration page can be found directly beside the network configuration page
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Here a new concept called 'search heuristics' is introduced. A heuristic is a kind of 'shortcut' to good results in IT, here for good search results. In this case it will be used to get a very transparent way to compare what YaCy is able to produce as search result and what g**gle produces as search result. Here is what your can do now:
- add the phrase 'heuristic:scroogle' to your search query, like 'oil spill heuristic:scroogle' and then a call to scroogle is made to get anonymous search results from g**gle.
- these results are _not_ taken as meta-search results, but are used to instantly feed a crawling and indexing process. This happens very fast, here 20 results from scroogle are taken and loaded all simultanously, parsed and indexed immediately and from the results of the parsed content the search result is feeded, along to the normal p2p search
- when new results from that heuristic (more to come) get part of the search results, then it is verified if such results are redundant to existing (they had been part of the normal YaCy search result anyway) or if they had been completely new to YaCy.
- in the search results the new search results from heuristics are marked with a 'H ++' and search results from heuristics that had been already found by YaCy are marked with a 'H ='. That means:
- you can now see YaCy and Scroogle search results in one result page but you also see that you would not have 'missed' the g**gle results when you would only have used YaCy.
- to make it short: YaCy now subsumes g**gle results. If you use only YaCy, you miss nothing.
to come: a configuration page that let you configure the usage of heuristics and get this feature by default.
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- no direct deletion of referenced during search (shifted to time after search)
- bundling of all deletions for the references of a single word into one remove operation
- enhanced remove operation by caring that the collection is stored sorted (experimental)
- more String -> byte[] transition for search word lists
- clean up of unused code
- enhanced memory allocation of RowSet Objects (will use a little bit less memory which was wasted before)
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The result should be a less usage of new String() and less memory usage (since a String-encapsulated byte[] has 40 bytes overhead)
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- increased sort limit, now 3000 entries, before: 1000
this should cause that more results can be shown in case
of strong limitating constraints, like domain navigation
- enhanced the sort process
- check against domain navigator bugs
- fix in sort stack
- showing now all naviagtion pages at first search (not only next page)
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- some refactoring in search process
- fixed image search for json and rss output
- search navigation on bottom of search result page in cases where there are more than 6 results on page
- fixes for number of displayed documents
- disabled pseudostemming
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- some redesign of DidYouMean that was necessary to follow
a special rule how a library should be used:
- the library provides words that start or end with a test
word which may be possibly also an empty set of words
- all words that the DidYouMean produced with the four
production rules are used to generate a set of
library-completed words
- if this process results in any words from the library,
only library-genrated words are taken
- if the is no library-generated word at all, take the
artifial generated word
- all words that result from these rules are tested against
the index
- the result is ordered using a lightweight comparator that
prefers short words
- a not-so-much-io test against the index is beeing prepared
next
- insered the library initialization into the switchboard
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- less pages are fetched in advance
- just-in-time fetch of next required pages
- fix for missing hand-over of offset to fetch threads
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