Improving search results with lightweight semantic search: discussion paper

author: Marián Šimko, Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
author: Mária Bieliková, Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
published: May 27, 2009,   recorded: April 2009,   views: 3176
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The goal of each search service is to yield the most relevant results on a given query. Traditional full-text search is not enough and many approaches to improve search rankings are adopted. In this paper we propose a method of combined search query scoring computation leveraging lightweight semantics represented by metadata related to searchable content. It extends state-of-the-art approaches at both indexing and searching stage. We discuss two approaches of so-called concept scoring computation in order to capture different properties of available metadata.

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