In Previous posts I mentioned Semantic Search and the starting point for Semantic Search. But as we all agree that search needs some sort of criteria to filter the results. In this post I am going to put down my thoughts on what I see as a criteria for the Semantic Search.
Semantic search is a result of conversation between user (human or machine) and the machine. The conversation is two way where the requester sends out search criteria and machine brings out a possible set of results that matches the criteria. But there is a twist to this process. The search criteria for semantic search is not straightforward like normal search. There are more to the search criteria than a query condition. For Semantic Search:
- We need to mention whether the condition must be meet or it is not important to fulfill the condition.
- In case there is a contradiction (with another condition) which one would take precedence?
Also the output must contain the relevancy factor with respect to the criterias entered by the user. There should be some sort of indication as how many of optional and additional criterias have been meet.
I am still yet to work out how the criterias will be evaluated against the objects available within the knowledgebase. Will be posting my thoughts on this as I progress further.
Until Next Time....!!!
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hi ....your articles ....r damm gud and informative....i am working on a semantic search engine for my BE project .....can u please help me with the use case diagrams for my project ......my email id is vaibhav_333@hotmail.com
Semantic Search is a process and it is used for improving the online search. The semantic web is developing expansion and extension of the web. In this semantics containing the information and data on the web in a distinct manner so that the web can understand and recognize the information in a clear manner so that it can identify requirements and queries of the user.The application of semantic search extends beyond the boundaries of the web with corporate enterprise knowledge extending into multimedia content.
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Hi,your articles are too good.
I'll take semantic database subject for research.
Can u plz send me information about the semantic data model on
raj.rajole@gmail.com
Hi,your articles are too good.
I'll take semantic database subject for research.
Can u plz send me information about the semantic data model on
raj.rajole@gmail.com
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