
handle: 10045/8613
El programa de búsqueda con lenguaje natural de Q-go permite a las empresas que lo implementan en su sitio web ofrecer a los usuarios una herramienta de búsqueda de información potente, rápida y eficaz, con la cual encuentran exactamente lo que buscan. Por su parte, las empresas pueden beneficiarse de las ventajas añadidas del programa. En esta presentación se explicarán los fundamentos y el funcionamiento de este programa y se mostrará su aplicación a un sitio web multilingüe.
Q-go’s natural language search software allows companies that implement it in their websites to offer to their customers a powerful, fast and efficient information search tool, with which they find exactly what they were looking for. At the other side, the companies can benefit from the software’s additional advantages. In this demo we will describe the basics of the software and its application to a multilingual website.
Análisis sintáctico, Sitio web, Relaciones semánticas, Match engine, Lenguaje natural, Natural language search, User questions, Natural language, Búsqueda basada en lenguaje natural, Preguntas de usuario, Syntactic analysis, Website, Relevant answers, Semantic relations, Respuestas relevantes
Análisis sintáctico, Sitio web, Relaciones semánticas, Match engine, Lenguaje natural, Natural language search, User questions, Natural language, Búsqueda basada en lenguaje natural, Preguntas de usuario, Syntactic analysis, Website, Relevant answers, Semantic relations, Respuestas relevantes
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