We realized no one service was getting the entire job done, but all together they did a reasonable job of indexing the entire Web. We set a goal to create a unified single interface which would maintain the power of each single engine. Searchers would use the same syntax and it would be translated as appropriate. As part of his doctoral work, Selberg, along with his colleague Oren Zamir and his adviser Oren Etzioni have created Huskysearch. Its unique features include the ability to customize result lists by relevance, sites or clusters.
Clusters are groupings of related documents.
We organize our results in a tabular arrangement with traditional citations. Huskysearch allows more hurried users to view results as they come in, in an interim state. There are special ranking criteria. And you may opt to wait for Huskysearch's more time-consuming Quality Search, to ensure the data you want are really there. There is a necessary time cost for the additional processing.