Natural language processing tool to support web search

Yulia Legotina, Vitaly V. Klyuev · 2010

More and more people all around the world are using the Internet for a wide variety of reasons. However, the primary reason is because of the simplicity of searching for the information they need. On the other hand, the information on the Internet is also increasing rapidly, so that Internet users are often faced with the difficulty of determining exactly what to take into account. As a result, most of them do not look at more than one page retrieved by a search engine. Our goal is to make their search process more precise and thus more enjoyable. In other words, we are focusing on the intelligent retrieval which shifts the focus from the key-word language, understandable mainly by computers to natural language that better reflects the real user's needs. For this purpose, we review the tools that already exist and introduce an algorithm that permits them to be used together.

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