Traditional techniques for query formulation need the knowledge of the database contents, i.e. which data are stored in the data source and how they are represented. In this paper, we discuss the development of a keyword-based search engine for structured data sources. The idea is to couple the ease of use and flexibility of keyword-based search with metadata extracted from data schemata and extensional knowledge which constitute a semantic network of knowledge. Translating keywords into SQL statements, we will develop a search engine that is effective, semantic-based, and applicable also when instance are not continuously available, such as in integrated data sources or in data sources extracted from the deep web.
Keymantic: A keyword-based search engine using structural knowledge / Guerra, F.; Bergamaschi, S.; Orsini, M.; Sala, A.; Sartori, C.. - DISI:(2009), pp. 241-246. (Intervento presentato al convegno ICEIS 2009 - 11th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems tenutosi a Milan, ita nel 2009) [10.5220/0002155802410246].
Keymantic: A keyword-based search engine using structural knowledge
Guerra F.;Bergamaschi S.;Orsini M.;Sartori C.
2009
Abstract
Traditional techniques for query formulation need the knowledge of the database contents, i.e. which data are stored in the data source and how they are represented. In this paper, we discuss the development of a keyword-based search engine for structured data sources. The idea is to couple the ease of use and flexibility of keyword-based search with metadata extracted from data schemata and extensional knowledge which constitute a semantic network of knowledge. Translating keywords into SQL statements, we will develop a search engine that is effective, semantic-based, and applicable also when instance are not continuously available, such as in integrated data sources or in data sources extracted from the deep web.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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