Vivísimo Adds Clustering 2.0 to the Mix
From the news release (expect more on Clustering 2.0 in the next week or so):

From the announcement:

Vivísimo’s novel, patent-pending Remix clustering takes the searcher’s productivity to a new level. It works like this: The user first sees clustered results in the usual style. Then, a single click on Remix reveals submerged or secondary topics that were not generated in the initial clustering. It works by feedback: cluster the same search results again, but explicitly ignore the topics that the user already saw.

Learn More Here

Demo Search: Iraq
Clustering ||| Clustering Remix

Demo Search: Weblogs
Clustering ||| Clustering Remix

Demo Search: Barack Obama
Clustering ||| Remix

See Also: You Can Also Find And Use Vivisimo Clustering on:
++ USA.gov

++ Clustermed.info

See Also: Remix Clustering by Chris Sherman (via Search Engine Land)

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