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The Feasibility of Brute Force Scans for Real-Time Tweet Search
2015
Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Theory of Information Retrieval - ICTIR '15
The real-time search problem requires making ingested documents immediately searchable, which presents architectural challenges for systems built around inverted indexing. In this paper, we explore a radical proposition: What if we abandon document inversion and instead adopt an architecture based on brute force scans of document representations? In such a design, "indexing" simply involves appending the parsed representation of an ingested document to an existing buffer, which is simple and
doi:10.1145/2808194.2809489
dblp:conf/ictir/WangL15
fatcat:dtyqpyqczbe5toh53cmlbfpf4y