indeksis
Indeksis is a term used in information retrieval to denote a family of index structures designed to scale fast search across large and heterogeneous datasets. The concept is not a single deployed technology but a set of design principles and architectures proposed in academic and experimental settings. The name suggests a plural or collective form of index (indeks) with a suffix that signals a system of multiple indices and their interrelations.
Core ideas behind indeksis include combining traditional inverted indexing with semantic representations and cross-language linking, enabling
Indexing strategies in indeksis often stress incremental updates, compressed storage, and partitioned architectures to support parallel