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Swoogling local name lexemes

Swoogling local name lexemes

Tim Finin, 1:15am 16 November 2004

Swoogle is experimenting with a new interface that searches for semantic web documents using terms whose local names contain certain substrings. This seems to provide a good way to find documents about a given topic. For example, to find ontologies about time, you might search for documents using terms matching before after time instant. For efficiency reasons, we are not matching on a substring, but rather decompose the local name into one or more lexemes. For example, the local name BeliefConnective is decomposed into {belief connective}. You can, of course, still search using substrings, but queries contaning such constraints can be expensive.

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One Response to “Swoogling local name lexemes”

  1. Henry forrester Says:

    I’ve been searching on the search engines for sites like these. So glad I found it because it’s really informative. Do you have an rss feed so I don’t have to keep logging in?