Web search engine working as a bee hive

Authors:
Pavol Navrat;Martin Kovacik;Anna Bou Ezzeddine;Viera Rozinajova
Affiliations:
Corresponding author. E-mail: navrat@fiit.stuba.sk;-;-;Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, Institute of Informatics and Software Engineering, Ilkovicova 3, SK-842 16 Bratislava, Slovakia
Venue:
Web Intelligence and Agent Systems
Year:
2008

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Abstract

A new approach to web search that is based on a bee hive metaphor is presented. We proposed a modified model of a bee hive. Our model comprises of a dance floor, an auditorium, and a dispatch room. We have shown that the model is a true model of a bee hive in the sense it simulates several kinds of its typical behaviour. However, more importantly it is a simple model that describes some processes taking place in web search. Our model incorporates also several kinds of uncertainty. Experiments show that uncertainty increases robustness of the search and makes it actually more efficient.