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Searching the Web: From Keywords to Semantic Queries
Sydney, Australia July 04-July 07
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José A. Royo, University of Zaragoza
Eduardo Mena, University of Zaragoza
Jorge Bernad, University of Zaragoza
Arantza Illarramendi, University of the Basque Country

Within the emergent Semantic Web framework, the use of traditional web search engines based on keywords provided by the users is not adequate anymore. Instead, new methods based on the semantics of user keywords must be defined to search in the vast Web space without incurring in an undesirable loss of information.

In this paper we propose a system that takes as input a list of plain keywords provided by the user and outputs equivalent semantic queries expressed in a knowledge representation language, that could be used to retrieve relevant data. For the translation task, specialized agents manage a third-party thesaurus and a pool of pre-existing ontologies to obtain the different meanings of the user keywords and discover semantic relationships between them in run-time.

Index Terms:
Semantic Web, semantics discovering
Citation:
José A. Royo, Eduardo Mena, Jorge Bernad, Arantza Illarramendi, "Searching the Web: From Keywords to Semantic Queries," icita, vol. 1, pp.244-249, Third International Conference on Information Technology and Applications (ICITA'05) Volume 1, 2005
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