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mSpace: an iTune-like semantic search engine

mSpace: an iTune-like semantic search engine

Harry Chen, 9:44am 11 February 2005

mSpace is an interaction model to help explore relationships in information. It is a research project developed by the School of Electronics & Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton.

mSpace combinds the use of information semantics and a flexible UI interface. It allows users to explore new information that they only have limited knowledge about. One problem that the mSpace project tries to address is the following:

What if you want to find something from an domain where you have a general interest but not specific knowledge? How would you find classical music you might enjoy if you don’t know what Beethoven or Berlioz sounds like? What a Sonata is? The difference between Baroque or Romantic? What do you type into Google?

You can find mSpace technical reports and demo apps here.

mSpace

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