Carrot2 - Clustering tool
My latest InfoTip newsletter looks at Carrot2, a way-cool search results clustering tool. I love this tool!
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January 13, 2008
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Thanks for your kind words, Ms. Bates! We do try hard to make Carrot2 a useful tool.
Posted by: Dawid Weiss | January 13, 2008 at 01:09 PM
SearchBlox is another search engine that offers clustering of search results on an out-of-the-box basis. You can index and search your own information. And present the results in a clustered manner. SearchBlox uses carrot to do the clustering.
Posted by: tss | January 14, 2008 at 04:58 AM
I've been using Clusty (www.clusty .com) for a long time and it is my number one search engine. It gives results in clusters. Additionally, it offers another special free service: http://shakespeare.clusty.com/
Posted by: Silvia | January 14, 2008 at 08:45 PM