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TakeLab Retriever: AI-Driven Search Engine for Articles from Croatian News Outlets

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arxiv 2411.19718 v1 pith:AHZARYEB submitted 2024-11-29 cs.CL cs.IR

David Dukić , Marin Petričević , Sven Ćurković , Jan Šnajder This is my paper
classification cs.CLcs.IR
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TakeLab Retriever is an AI-driven search engine designed to discover, collect, and semantically analyze news articles from Croatian news outlets. It offers a unique perspective on the history and current landscape of Croatian online news media, making it an essential tool for researchers seeking to uncover trends, patterns, and correlations that general-purpose search engines cannot provide. TakeLab retriever utilizes cutting-edge natural language processing (NLP) methods, enabling users to sift through articles using named entities, phrases, and topics through the web application. This technical report is divided into two parts: the first explains how TakeLab Retriever is utilized, while the second provides a detailed account of its design. In the second part, we also address the software engineering challenges involved and propose solutions for developing a microservice-based semantic search engine capable of handling over ten million news articles published over the past two decades.

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