Titlebook: Concepts, Ontologies, and Knowledge Representation; Grega Jakus,Veljko Milutinovi?,Sa?o Toma?i? Book 2013 The Author(s) 2013 Concept.Knowl

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Ramón Salaverría,Bienvenido Leóns, the next section begins by examining different definitions of knowledge, followed by a discussion of knowledge organization, and concluding with practical applications of knowledge representations.

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Introduction,he algorithms of these search engines, namely, still mostly rely on keyword matching, regardless of the variety of individual meanings of the keywords, the complex meanings arising from the combinations of keywords into phrases, or even different meanings that occur when keywords and phrases are used in different contexts.

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Concepts, Ontologies, and Knowledge Representation

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Concepts,tions. The main practical application of concepts is document retrieval based on the actual meaning referred to with the search phrase instead of the one based on (more or less) literal phrase matching. The last section of the chapter is dedicated to the topics related to concept-based search.

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Carmen Costa-Sánchez,Carmen Pe?afiel-Saiztions. The main practical application of concepts is document retrieval based on the actual meaning referred to with the search phrase instead of the one based on (more or less) literal phrase matching. The last section of the chapter is dedicated to the topics related to concept-based search.

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Ontologies,The term “ontology” originates in philosophy, where it refers to the study of being or existence and the organization of reality (Guarino and Giaretta .; Studer et al. .). The term was introduced into engineering through the field of artificial intelligence where it refers to the representation of the real world in computer programs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7822-5Concept; Knowledge; Knowledge Representation; Ontology; Semantics