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Efficient Fuzzy Search Engine with B-Tree Search Mechanism

Search engines play a vital role in day to day life on internet. People use search engines to find content on internet. Cloud computing is the computing concept in which data is stored and accessed with the help of a third party server called as cloud. Data is not stored locally on our machines and the softwares and information are provided to user if user demands for it. Search queries are the most important part in searching data on internet. A search query consists of one or more than one keywords. A search query is searched from the database for exact match, and the traditional searchable schemes do not tolerate minor typos and format inconsistencies, which happen quite frequently. This drawback makes the existing techniques unsuitable and they offer very low efficiency. In this paper, we will for the first time formulate the problem of effective fuzzy search by introducing tree search methodologies. We will explore the benefits of B trees in search mechanism and use them to have an efficient keyword search. We have taken into consideration the security analysis strictly so as to get a secure and privacy-preserving system.

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