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The site's slogan says it's a "computational knowledge engine" and the search box has an equals sign at the end.
Indeed, he describes his invention not as a search engine but as a "computational knowledge engine".
Wolfram Alpha Not a search engine but a "computational knowledge engine", Wolfram Alpha can interpret queries and provide concrete factual answers rather than a list of search results.
Its formal name is Wolfram Alpha Pro, and Dr. Wolfram calls "Step 2, the next step of what can be done with this approach," which he describes as a "computational knowledge engine".
The number of queries it has received has more than tripled over the past year (albeit from a low base).Never before has privacy been so publicAnother search engine that will rise to prominence is Wolfram Alpha, a "computational knowledge engine".
In a nutshell, Wolfram and his team have built what he calls a "computational knowledge engine" for the Web.
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Editor's note: Below is a guest post from Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks, about a new computational knowledge engine called Wolfram Alpha being developed by computer scientist Stephen Wolfram.
"With Versal and our new cloud-based capabilities there's an amazing opportunity to bring a new level of interactivity and computational knowledge to a very wide range of educational settings," Wolfram says in a canned statement today.
A couple months ago, Wolfram Alpha launched an impressive iPhone application based on their "computational knowledge engine" (a fancy word for search engine predicated on math) of the same name.
A: Computational biology requires both a deep knowledge of biology and high comfort with maths and programming.
Such files have a very simple tab-delimited format; however, these files are large and somewhat cryptic to a biologist, requiring some computational knowledge in order to obtain from them subsets of information they are interested in.
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