Xerox introduced on Wednesday a semantics-based search engine that the company says will analyze the meaning behind questions to help researchers find information more quickly. Launching next year, FactSpotter will initially target lawyers and corporate litigation departments.
June 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Xerox Corp. says its new search engine based on semantics will analyze the meaning behind questions and documents to help researchers find information more quickly.
FactSpotter promises to help by returning a specific portion of a search document that is relevant to the query.
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