WO2005083597A1 - Intelligent search and retrieval system and method - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a search and retrieval system, and more particularly, to an intelligent search and retrieval system and method.
- This new population may not necessarily be, and most likely are not, information professionals with a significant amount of training and experience in using comprehensive information search and retrieval systems.
- the members of this new population are often referred to as "end- users.”
- the existing comprehensive search and retrieval systems generally place the responsibility on an end-user to define all of the search, retrieval and presentation features and principles before performing a search. This level of complexity is accessible to information professionals, but often not to end-users.
- end-users typically enter a few search terms and expect the search engine to deduce the best way to normalize, interpret and augment the entered query, what content to run the query against, and how to sort, organize, and navigate the search results.
- an intelligent search and retrieval method comprises the steps of: providing a query profiler having a taxonomy database; receiving a query from a user; accessing the taxonomy database of the query profiler to identify a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query; augmenting the query using the codes to generate feedback information, the feedback information including a plurality of query terms associated with the query; receiving one of the query terms; and identifying a source of the query term and presenting to the user.
- an intelligent search and retrieval method comprises the steps of: providing a query profiler having a taxonomy database; receiving a query from a user; accessing the taxonomy database of the query profiler to identify a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query; augmenting the query using the codes to generate feedback information to the user for query refinement, the feedback information including a plurality of query terms associated with the query and to be selected by the user; presenting the feedback information to the user; receiving one of the query terms from the user; and identifying a source of the query term and presenting to the user.
- the taxonomy database of the query profiler comprises a timing identifier for identifying a timing range, wherein the method further comprises receiving the query with a time range and identifying the source of the query term with the time range.
- the taxonomy database of the query profiler comprises a query term ranking module, wherein the module provides a relevance score corresponding to the number of times the query term appears in documents containing the corresponding code and the number of documents for which the query term and the corresponding code appear together.
- an intelligent search and retrieval system comprises: a query profiler having a taxonomy database to be accessed upon receiving a query from a user, which identifies a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query; means for augmenting the query, using the codes to generate feedback information, the feedback information including a plurality of query terms associated with the query; and means for identifying a source of the query term and presenting to the user, upon receiving one of the query terms.
- an intelligent search and retrieval system comprises: a query profiler having a taxonomy database to be accessed upon receiving a query from a user, which identifies a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query; means for augmenting the query, using the codes to generate feedback information to the user for query refinement, the feedback information including a plurality of query terms associated with the query and to be selected by the user; and means for identifying a source of the query term, upon receiving one of the query terms from the user.
- the taxonomy database of the query profiler comprises a timing identifier for identifying a timing range, wherein the method further comprises receiving the query with a time range and identifying the source of the query term with the time range.
- the taxonomy database of the query profiler comprises a query term ranking module, wherein the module provides a relevance score corresponding to the number of times the query term appears in documents containing the corresponding code and the number of documents for which the query term and the corresponding code appear together. While multiple embodiments are disclosed, still other embodiments of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description, which shows and describes illustrative embodiments of the invention.
- Figure 1 illustrates a flow chart of one embodiment of an intelligent search and retrieval method, in accordance with the principles of the present invention.
- Figure 2 illustrates a block diagram of one embodiment of an intelligent search and retrieval system, in accordance with the principles of the present invention.
- the present invention provides an intelligent search and retrieval system and method capable of providing an end-user access, via simplistic queries, to relevant, meaningful, up-to-date, and precise search results as quickly and efficiently as possible. Definitions of certain terms used in the detailed descriptions are as follows:
- the process 100 starts with providing a query profiler having a taxonomy database in step 102.
- the taxonomy database is accessed to identify a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query in step 106.
- the query is augmented by using the codes in step 108, which generates feedback information to the user for user's further refinement.
- the feedback information includes a plurality of query terms associated with the query and to be selected or further refined by the user.
- the feedback information is presented to the user in step 110.
- a source of the selected query term is identified in step 114 and presented to the user. It is appreciated that in one embodiment, there may be no interaction between the user and the interface after the query is run, or i.e. there need not always be an interaction between the user and the interface after the query is run. The system has a high enough degree of certainty to run the augmented query directly and offer the user a chance to change a query after results are returned. Also in Figure 1, the taxonomy database of the query profiler may include a timing identifier for identifying a timing range, wherein the process 100 may further include a step of receiving the query with a time range and identifying the source of the query term with the time range.
- the taxonomy database of the query profiler may include a query term ranking module, wherein the module provides a relevance score corcesponding to the number of times the query term appears in documents containing the corcesponding code and the number of documents for which the query term and the corresponding code appear together.
- Figure 2 illustrates one embodiment of an intelligent search and retrieval system 116 in accordance with the principles of the present invention.
- the intelligent search and retrieval system 116 includes a query profiler 118 having a taxonomy database 120 to be accessed upon receiving a query from a user.
- the taxonomy database 120 identifies a plurality of codes that are relevant to the query.
- the system 116 further includes means 122 for augmenting the query using the codes to generate feedback information to the user for query refinement.
- the feedback information may include a plurality of query terms associated with the query and to be selected, by the user.
- the system 116 also includes means 124 for identifying a source of the query term, upon receiving one of the query terms from the user.
- EXEMPLARY SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE An exemplary system architecture of one embodiment of the intelligent search and retrieval system is explained as follows.
- the architecture may be comprised of two subsystems: an IQ Digester and an IQ Profiler.
- the IQ Digester maps the intersection of words and phrases to the codes and produces a digest of this mapping, along with an associated set of scores.
- the IQ Digester is a resource-intensive subsystem which may require N-dimensional scale (e.g. CPU, RAM and storage).
- the IQ Profiler accesses the IQ Digester and serves as an agent to convert a simple query into a fully-specified query.
- the IQ Profiler is a lightweight component which runs at very high speed to convert queries in near-zero time. It primarily relies on RAM and advanced data structures to effect this speed and is to be delivered as component software.
- the IQ Digester performs the following steps: 1. For each categorized document a. Parse the natural language from the document. b. Parse the associated taxonomy codes into a data structure (CS). c. Filter unnecessary or undesirable code elements from the CS. d. Extract phrases from the document text, sorting and collating them into a counted phrase list (CPL). e. Insert the mapping of CPL -> CS into an appropriate set of database tables. The table containing the actual mapping of phrases to codes and their counts are referred to as the Phrase-Code-Document Frequency table (PCDF). 2. On a scheduled basis, a digest mapping is collected. This mapping may contain the following items: a.
- the IQ Digester uses linguistic analysis to perform "optimistic" phrase extraction. Optimistic phrase extraction is equivalent to very high recall with less emphasis on precision. This process produces a list of word sequences which are likely to be searchable phrases within some configurable confidence score. The rationale behind optimistic phrase identification is to include as many potential phrases as possible in the IQ Digest database. Although this clutters the database with word sequences that are not phrases, the IQMAP's scoring process weeds out any truly unrelated phrases. Their phrase->code score are statistically insignificant. Intelligent Queries using the PCF-IPCDF Module
- the TF-LDF (Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency) module provides relevance ranking in full-text databases.
- Phrase-Code Frequency-Inverse Phrase-Code Document Frequency (PCF-IPCDF) module in accordance with the present invention selects the codes for improving user searches. The system outputs the codes or restricts sources of the query and thereby improve very simply specified searches. Definitions of certain terms are as follows: pcf(p,c) is the number of times phrase ⁇ appears in documents Phrase-code frequency (pcf) containing code c.
- a word or grammatical combination of words such as a person's nam ⁇ Phrase or geographic location, as identified by a linguistic phrase extraction preprocessor.
- Phrase extraction via linguistic analysis may be required at the time of document insertion and query processing. Phrase extraction in both locations produce deterministic, identical outputs for a given input. Text normalization, referred to as "tokenization,” is provided. This enables relational databases, which are generally unsophisticated and inefficient in text processing, to be both fast and deterministic.
- the IQ Database's purpose is to tie words and phrases to the most closely related metadata, so as to focus queries on areas which contain the most relevant information.
- the IQDB inserter may require a per-language list of stop words and stop codes.
- the stop word list is likely a significantly expanded superset of the typical search engine stop word list, as it eliminates many words which do not capture significant "aboutness" or information context.
- the stop word list is populated more by the frequency and diffusion of the words — words appearing most frequently and in most documents (e.g. "the") are statistically meaningless.
- mapping taxonomy-based expansion and codes provided by a document's creator. Codes added by mapping create multicollinearity in the dataset, and weaken overall results by dilution.
- integer code identifiers may be assigned to codes in such a way that a clear and unambiguous spatial representation of word-code relationships can be visualized. By assigning code identifiers (that is, putting sufficient empty space between unrelated code identifiers), clear visual maps can be created. For Example: Code Description Code ID Note il Accounting/Consulting 20 500 ROOT code iacc Accounting 20 400 Child of il icons Consulting 20 600 Child of il iatax Tax Accounting 20 350 Child of iacc
- This calculation encodes the following principles: 1. If the number of documents containing a phrase-code pair is held constant, phrases which occur more frequently will score higher. 2. If the number of occurrences a phrase is held constant, phrase-code pairs which appear in fewer documents will score higher. 3. In other words, given a phrase, for two codes, if an equal number of phases appear (pcf held constant), then the phrase-code pair which appears in fewer documents will be assigned a higher score (pcdf decreasing).
- One of the advantages of the present invention is that it provides end-users effortless access yet the most relevant, meaningful, up-to-date, and precise search results, as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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