Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Wolfram Alpha is completely different from Google
Recently on web, there are so many conversations are going regarding Wolfram Alpha. WolframAlpha is a new search engine which is going to be released on May 18th 2009. It's developed by Stephen Wolfram (creator of Mathematica).
Stephen wolfram planned to
release it on May 15, 2009. As planned they have released on the same
date, however due to over load they have shifted the public launch date
to May 18, 2009.
Do you know the caption of Wolfram Alpha, it was “computational search engine”.
It's completely a different concept of search. It's not at all a
competitor for Google or any other search engine. Till now I was in
assumption that it will occupy the position of google in future. Just
now I have watched a scree cast from Wolfram Alpha blog.
In
this video they have clearly explained that how it displays results for
different queries. It was really interesting. If you would like to
watch that video just click below. Wait for few mints it will take time
to load.
Here
I would like to place few screen shots of different searches of
Wolfram Alpha, so that you guys can have a better idea about this
computational search engine.
Search for "2+2" in WolframAlpha, to see the result click on the below image to have a larger view :
Search for "integrate x^2sin^3 x dx" in WolframAlpha, to see the result click on the below image to have a larger view:
Search for "gdp france" in WolframAlpha, to see the result click on the below image to have a larger view :
Search for "internet users in europe" in WolframAlpha, to see the result click on the below image to have a larger view :
Search for "springfield" in WolframAlpha, to see the result click on the below image to have a larger view :
Hope
you guys have some better understanding that how this search engine
will display results in a computed mathematical way. In the above video
every thing is explained well. Hope you have watched it and understand
the concept of Stephen Wolfram. Feel free write your thoughts in comments.
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