This is a continuation of the topic http://jeremybranham.wordpress.com/2010/10/23/more-intelligent-searching-part-1/ One of the next major milestones of searching will be a ‘natural language conversational search engine’. NL conversational searching will be much different than conventional searching. Today, search engines do not hold context or do any real ‘learning’ from user input. NL conversational search engines will Parse [...]
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More Intelligent Searching – Part 2
Posted: October 31, 2010 in Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language0
More Intelligent Searching – Part 1
Posted: October 23, 2010 in Artificial Intelligence, Natural LanguageTags: Information retrieval, Knowledge Management, linkedin, Natural language, Semantic similarity, Semantic Web
There are 2 major milestones that I am helping work towards in the evolution of on-line searching in the next few years. Semantic indexing/searching – Returning results based on semantic similarity. Natural language conversational searching – The search engine will ‘converse’ with it’s user. Semantic Indexing A web crawler/indexer /spider will parse each page to [...]
