Building Google like search engine would excellent

I'm sure it would, but your question feels a bit like you enter a hardware store and say "Hi, I want to build an airplane. Something like a Boeing 747 would be excellent, but anything and everything that has good value would help".

Your question is very open ended, and it could involve a lot of work. You could buy or otherwise get some technology, or you could start a project that will supply material for countless ph.D. and postdoc students.

But what have you done sofar, and what is the direction you want to be going? You should realize that if you want increase your chance in getting a useful answer, you should ask specific questions instead of open ones, and show what you have done sofar.

Abigail

In reply to Re: Building a search engine by Abigail-II
in thread Building a search engine by artist

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