Introduction to Semantic Search Engine

Kassim, Junaidah Mohamed; Rahmany, Mahathir

doi:10.1109/iceei.2009.5254709

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“…The traditional search engines are no longer able to provide precise results due to the huge volume and complexity of the information [22]. [26], have introduced the idea of using ontologies in semantic search mechanisms.…”

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Addressing universal access in social networks: an inclusive search mechanism

Reis

Bonacin

Baranauskas

2013

Univ Access Inf Soc

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Social Network Services (SNSs) have brought new possibilities and challenges to the design of software environments that respect people's cultural differences. These systems may represent an opportunity for social and digital inclusion. However, search mechanisms in these systems impose serious barriers for people in the process of acquiring digital literacy. One of the barriers is the difficulty of using the adequate terms/keywords to perform content searches. This paper presents an approach to allow ordinary, non technology proficient people, to access the content of a network through the use of search parameters that make sense to them. The proposal is grounded on Semantic Web technologies (Web ontology) combined with Organizational Semiotics concepts and methods to identify the users' profile and language. A case study was conducted with the search mechanism integrated into a SNS, and a preliminary evaluation reveals the advantages and drawbacks of the approach.

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Section: Discussion and Related Workmentioning

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Addressing universal access in social networks: an inclusive search mechanism

Reis

Bonacin

Baranauskas

2013

Univ Access Inf Soc

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“…Concepts are set up to create a query against the ontology. Semantic search systems can retrieve semantically related items since the information is encoded in ontology [15].…”

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Semantic Web (Creating and Querying)

Dandagi¹,

Sidnal²

2016

IJWesT

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“…Examples of human powered directories include Yahoo, Galaxy and dmoz. The main advantage of human powered directories is that they have high content that are more appropriate compared to the crawler based search engines [6]. This is because the pages are submitted manually and appropriate measures are taken by editors to ensure that the pages are of high quality.…”

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“…Given the advancements in the fields of artificial intelligent and semantic web, there is need to deploy semantic search engines to provide effective and meaningful search solutions. Semantic search engines are recommended because they rely on the semantic web which manages information on the web with well-defined meaning [6]. This makes it easier for intelligent agents to give users accurate and relevant results.…”

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Intelligent metadata web search engines: A brief review of literature on intelligent metadata based search engines

Mahdi

Ahmad

Ismail

2014

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Information Technology and Multimedia

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Search engines are vital in the current digital world. Given the huge amount of information on the internet, search engines are vital tools that internet users are using to search web pages for the required information. However, most of the search engines currently in the market are inadequate and thus do not completely serve the needs of internet users. This is because in most cases they give results that are inaccurate and irrelevant. It is thus important to deploy search engine solutions that are embedded with intelligent agents that enable the search engines to work with enormous amount of information and give the search engines the capability to learn from their environment in order to give accurate and relevant results.

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Introduction to Semantic Search Engine

Cited by 42 publications

References 4 publications

Addressing universal access in social networks: an inclusive search mechanism

Addressing universal access in social networks: an inclusive search mechanism

Semantic Web (Creating and Querying)

Intelligent metadata web search engines: A brief review of literature on intelligent metadata based search engines

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