Research on Literature Clustering Algorithm for Massive Scientific and Technical Literature Query Service

Chen Zhang1

  • 1Wuhan University of Science & Technology Library, Wuhan 430081, Hubei, China.

Summary

This study introduces a new R-tree indexing method for faster scientific literature retrieval in big data environments. The approach enhances both search efficiency and precision for large datasets.

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