2010 · 215 citations · 18 references
ComputingComputer ScienceInformation RetrievalNatural Language ProcessingWeb TechnologiesEvaluation Of Retrieval SystemsRetrieval ModelsSearch SystemsSemantic SearchWeb SearchAd Hoc RetrievalDocument RetrievalEvaluation MetricsEvaluation Metrics DesignRetrievalSearch ProblemsSearch Task Modeling
Semantic Search encompasses concepts, challenges, and techniques for leveraging the growing Web of Data for web search. The authors propose a formal model for ad‑hoc object retrieval. The model links ad‑hoc object retrieval to traditional document retrieval and outlines evaluation metrics. The task offers a framework to study semantic search problems and is validated through realistic evaluation in a web search application.
Semantic Search refers to a loose set of concepts, challenges and techniques having to do with harnessing the information of the growing Web of Data (WoD) for Web search. Here we propose a formal model of one specific semantic search task: ad-hoc object retrieval. We show that this task provides a solid framework to study some of the semantic search problems currently tackled by commercial Web search engines. We connect this task to the traditional ad-hoc document retrieval and discuss appropriate evaluation metrics. Finally, we carry out a realistic evaluation of this task in the context of a Web search application.
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