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NoteSearch

NoteSearch. Hanna Filipsson Nathan Fong Brian Watanabe Taryn Wise. Do your notes look like this?. Basic Requirements . Be able to search notes for: Phone Number URL E-mail address Keyword Specify which files to search from Display Results Access file from results page.

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NoteSearch

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  1. NoteSearch Hanna Filipsson Nathan Fong Brian Watanabe Taryn Wise

  2. Do your notes look like this?

  3. Basic Requirements • Be able to search notes for: • Phone Number • URL • E-mail address • Keyword • Specify which files to search from • Display Results • Access file from results page

  4. The User Interface A preliminary overview

  5. Requirements Basic Secondary

  6. Secondary requirements • Order Results • Display information about results • Display snapshots of results • Highlight matched words • Search for other data types • Specify date range of files • Include exact position of resulting find • Other Extensions?

  7. Issues and risks Identified issues to solve Potential risks to limit

  8. Identified issues • Recognizing search string • Recognizing notes • Evaluation of matches • Displaying the matches

  9. Identified issues • Recognizing search string • What should match doesn’t • What shouldn’t match does • Several forms of input • Let the recognizer also interpret the user’s input for the search string

  10. Identified issues • Recognizing notes • Use the provided recognizer

  11. Identified issues • Evaluation of matches • What makes a good match? • When is one match better than another? • How to grade the matches? • Percentage exact match • Look at surroundings for likelihood

  12. Identified issues • Displaying the matches • Screen shot of actual note • Clip size • Screen size • Information about match

  13. Potential risks • Depend on existing resources • Different users take different notes • There is a resource limit

  14. Potential risks • Depend on existing resources • We intend to use the existing recognizer • Can we trust it to do well? • What can it do? • What does it do best?

  15. Potential risks • Different users take different notes • Must work for several styles of notes • Must work for previously unseen notes

  16. Potential risks • There is a resource limit • Time • Knowledge • Abilities of existing software

  17. NoteSearch Hanna Filipsson Nathan Fong Brian Watanabe Taryn Wise

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