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Search Result Clustering
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Several typical applications of SRC technology are as follows:
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1. Query Disambiguation
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When a query produces a range of perhaps even contradictory results, SRC technology
can group the results according to the various senses of the query term.
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Examples: jaguar, Saturn, apple
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2. Displaying Subtopics
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Many query terms contain subtopics, which SRC can easily display as clustered results.
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Examples: data mining, Iraq, digital camera
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3. Displaying Facts About People
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When a query contains a person's name, SRC can find and display his or her affiliations,
positions, and interests.
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Examples: Bill Clinton, Dan Ling, Harry Shum, Ya-Qin Zhang
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4. Displaying Relationships Among People
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When a query contains the names of two or more people, SRC can find and display
their relationships.
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Examples: Ashlee Simpson, Jessica Simpson
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5. Questions and Answers
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When a query is a question, SRC can find the possible answers and display the most
probable answer first.
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Examples: Which is the largest ocean?, What is the world's hottest computer lab?,
Who is the Chinese premier?
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Microsoft adCenter's Search Result Clustering (SRC) technology can cluster search results
into semantically related groups in real time and then help your customers browse through
the long list of search results.
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