We propose the demonstration of KEYRY, a tool for translating keywordqueries over structured data sources into queries in the native language ofthe data source. KEYRY does not assume any prior knowledge of the source contents.This allows it to be used in situations where traditional keyword searchtechniques over structured data that require such a knowledge cannot be applied,i.e., sources on the hidden web or those behind wrappers in integration systems.In KEYRY the search process is modeled as a Hidden Markov Model and the ListViterbi algorithm is applied to computing the top-k queries that better representthe intended meaning of a user keyword query. We demonstrate the tool’s capabilities,and we show how the tool is able to improve its behavior over time byexploiting implicit user feedback provided through the selection among the top-ksolutions generated.
KEYRY: A Keyword-Based Search Engine over Relational Databases Based on a Hidden Markov Model / Bergamaschi, Sonia; Guerra, Francesco; Rota, Silvia; Yannis, Velegrakis. - STAMPA. - 6999:(2011), pp. 328-331. (Intervento presentato al convegno 30th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, ER 2011 tenutosi a Brussels, bel nel 30/10/2011 - 03/11/2011) [10.1007/978-3-642-24574-9_42].
KEYRY: A Keyword-Based Search Engine over Relational Databases Based on a Hidden Markov Model
BERGAMASCHI, Sonia;GUERRA, Francesco;ROTA, SILVIA;
2011
Abstract
We propose the demonstration of KEYRY, a tool for translating keywordqueries over structured data sources into queries in the native language ofthe data source. KEYRY does not assume any prior knowledge of the source contents.This allows it to be used in situations where traditional keyword searchtechniques over structured data that require such a knowledge cannot be applied,i.e., sources on the hidden web or those behind wrappers in integration systems.In KEYRY the search process is modeled as a Hidden Markov Model and the ListViterbi algorithm is applied to computing the top-k queries that better representthe intended meaning of a user keyword query. We demonstrate the tool’s capabilities,and we show how the tool is able to improve its behavior over time byexploiting implicit user feedback provided through the selection among the top-ksolutions generated.
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