I'll divide these into Easy Pieces and Not So Easy Pieces (see [[Richard Feynman]]). If they are Not So Easy you will need, at the least, a background in linear algebra.
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Six Easy Pieces
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The Google Library Project
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Earnings and Ratings at Google Answers
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What Google Can't Tell Us About Internet Auctions (And What It Can)
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Incorporating Eyetracking into User Studies at Google
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Anti-Plagiarism Tools: Scirus v. Google
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Web Search for a Planet: The Google Cluster Architecture
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Six Not So Easy Pieces
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Google PageRank as Mean Playing Time for Pinball on the Reverse Web
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How much does it cost to buy a good Google PageRank?
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The Second Eigenvalue of the Google Matrix
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A Visual Category Filter for Google Images
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Automatic Meaning Discovery Using Google
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Decomposition of the Google pagerank and optimal linking strategy
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ahhhhhhhhh..nice set of research material..
Just a question-- do you digest such articles and what made you compile this list ? |
I've read all of the Easy Pieces in the past and several of the Not So Easy Pieces. Even if you can't understand them Google is still fun to ogle.
As to why I made the list, I refer you to:
Telling more than we can know: Verbal reports on mental processes
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