Organizing full-text search in texts

The article proposes a method for organizing and an algorithm for full-text search on a site taking into account language morphology. The principles of operation of the developed search engine are presented. The main stages of organizing an internal search are defined, and an overview of scenarios for using this technical solution on information web resources is given. Examples of organizing a search taking into account language morphology based on the morphological modules stemmer and lemmatizer are given.

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2025-05-16
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3061947
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Semantic Web and Ontologies
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Organizing full-text search in texts

SH. I. NAZAROV, Ilkhom Bakaev, Tursun Shafiev, Khamza Eshankulov
Semantic Web and Ontologies
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Organizing full-text search in texts

SH. I. NAZAROV, Ilkhom Bakaev, Tursun Shafiev, Khamza Eshankulov
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The article proposes a method for organizing and an algorithm for full-text search on a site taking into account language morphology. The principles of operation of the developed search engine are presented. The main stages of organizing an internal search are defined, and an overview of scenarios for using this technical solution on information web resources is given. Examples of organizing a search taking into account language morphology based on the morphological modules stemmer and lemmatizer are given.

Bukhara State University (UZ)
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