Help Center - Microsoft Academic Search Overview About Microsoft Academic Search Microsoft Academic Search is an experimental research service developed by Microsoft Research to explore how scholars, scientists, students, and practitioners find academic content, researchers, institutions, and activities. Microsoft Academic Search indexes not only millions of academic publications, it also displays the key relationships between and among subjects, content, and authors, highlighting the critical links that help define scientific research. As is true of many research projects at Microsoft, this service is not intended to be a production Web site, and it will likely be taken offline when appropriate given the research goals of the project. How Microsoft Academic Search differs from Bing Bing is a comprehensive, general interest search engine. How Microsoft Academic Search results are ranked In Microsoft Academic Search, objects in the search results are sorted based on two factors: Their relevance to the query. Search & Discovery
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SciDevs/delicious-api Bing API, Version 2 This documentation is archived and is not being maintained. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Bing API SourceTypes are transitioning to the Windows Azure Marketplace. You can access these services and relevant documentation here. The Bing Application Programming Interface (API), Version 2, enables developers to programmatically submit queries to and retrieve results from the Bing Engine. This topic introduces the online documentation and additional resources that support use of the Bing API. How the Documentation is Organized Bing API documentation is organized with the intent to provide overview, survey, and detailed information for each important area of the API. Begins with information about what the API does, and what it does that it didn't do before Proceeds to provide relevant survey information for protocols, SourceTypes, and properties Concludes with detailed samples demonstrating all of the above. Table 1 specifies the sections in which you can find this information. Table 1. Table 2.
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