Sentence examples for searching concepts from inspiring English sources

"You're searching concepts instead of terms," says Möller.

For example, consider searching concepts related to "fish" and "children" in example (Ex. 3.9) in WordNet database; the result is unexpected.

Figure 9 shows a searching concept with agents in a solution space and Fig. 10 shows a concept of modification of a searching point by PSO.

For example, "Letters & Sound Recognition" was the most searched concept under language, followed by "Listening" and "Phonics".

The position of the searched concept is marked.

The position tab offers an analysis of the position of the searched concept in each gene list's BCS.

The approach consists of the following processes: Analyzing grammatical structure of natural language Extracting main concepts from documents Searching related concepts in a semantic network   2.

The approach consists of the following processes: Analyzing grammatical structure of natural language Extracting main concepts from documents Searching related concepts in a semantic network.

In the process of searching, paired concepts were refined (edges and concepts added and removed from the virtual common-sense map Figure 3 after though deliberation with research team) resulting in a final map of 14 concepts and 31 edges.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 DEFES model prediction of IBM stock price (train & test data) Open image in new window Fig. 10 Searching concept with agents in a solution space by PSO.

This focus on meaning is the foundation of semantics and semantic search (an oft-abused term), which ultimately means searching for concepts, not keywords.