We show how query-specific content-based computation can be used for interactive search when a pre-computed index is not available. Rather than text or numeric data, we focus on complex data such as digital photographs and medical images. We describe a system that can perform such interactive searches on stored data as well as live Web data. The system is able to narrow the focus of a non-indexed search by using structured data sources such as relational databases. It can also leverage domain-specific software tools in search computations. We report on the design and implementation of this system, and its use in the health sciences.
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