Automatic Query Guidance (AQG) refines search results into conceptual clusters to help keyword-oriented users with the suggestions they need to find the most relevant information. Users are able to guide the engine simply by clicking on the context that most applies to what they are really interested in.
Automated Query Guidance
AQG is unique because the guidance suggestions are created dynamically based on the query and the time of query. No manual process is required to teach, train or configure the software to provide suggestions.
Key Benefits
Makes keyword search viable in large, diverse subject repositories
Enriches the information-finding experience for those who prefer a traditional keyword search method
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Archived Events for Automatic Query Guidance (AQG)
Summary: ...For example: • Conceptual Search retrieves documents which are thematically similar even if they don't feature the keywords used in the original query thus moving beyond traditional approaches which depend heavily on grammatical structure or specific vocabulary. • IDOL's unique AQG refines search...
Summary: ...which are thematically similar even if they don’t feature the keywords used in the original query thus moving beyond traditional approaches which depend heavily on grammatical structure or specific vocabulary. • IDOL’s unique AQG refines search results into clusters thus giving KLA employees a bird’s...
Summary: ...improving both the number of search queries generated and the search click-through rates. In addition, EarthLink is able to improve customer engagement by increasing clicks on its portal, while delivering an improved online experience. For instance, EarthLink was able to determine that placing a second...
Summary: ...augmented reality technology, Aurasma, to add sizzle to its presence at a recent national teacher’s conference, and has integrated the technology into their prospective student marketing materials and activities. LLUH designed its own app, called “Loma Linda AR,” which allowed users to aim their...
Summary: ...All content is filtered, deduplicated and placed in the same Digital Safe repository as data captured via livestream collections and standard archive. Digital Safe Audit Center Service: This organization works with Autonomy eDiscovery professionals to locate key custodians data and other relevant data....
Summary: ...and features are subject to change without notice. Use of Autonomy software is under license. [20120723_PI_CS_Radioplayer] The Benefits Leveraging Autonomy’s IDOL, Radioplayer has succeeded in re-popularizing radio by making online listening accessible, intuitive and simple. IDOL enables Radioplayer...
Summary: ...legislation.’ The second most relevant document contained just what I wanted.” Finding and retrieving these conceptually related items is of vital importance to a leg user where previous cases and precedent may be key to a current matter, but there be no keywords in common. HP Autonomy’s advanced...
Summary: ...British Sky Broadcasting Marks Immediate Performance Improvements - case study. One of the key business issues for Sky was the implementation of a quality and performance management system that would both enhance the customer experience and measure the resulting improvement in quality within the operation....
Summary: ...to manage our entire project document collection from email to drawings. Staff can work effectively on projects pre and post order, with appropriate access to key data from the salesman to the shop floor." Martin Price - Business Process Manager, Extract Technology • • • • • • www.autonomy.com...
Summary: ...achieve a more agile, relevant development process. Every three to six weeks, a new release enters production based on the latest findings. “Getting a real understanding of what’s working, and being able to continue and expand it, really helps us grow,” said Lubrano. Leveraging Data-Driven Decision-Making...
Summary: ...management, while ownership of content has been delegated to the relevant business personnel. Several hundred pages are published at the cabinet level to provide key corporate messages on safety, security, environmental protection, and civil-military cooperation. Underneath these, thousands more pages...
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Summary: ...groupings. Users are able to guide the engine simply by clicking on the context that most applies to what they are really interested in. AQG is unique because the guidance suggestions are created dynamically based on the query and the time of query. No manual process is required to teach, train or configure...
Summary: ...federation approach and compensates for its limitations in several ways: Requiring no manual training, IDOL Retina automatically clusters the results into conceptually related “buckets” so that users can easily find the most relevant information. The groupings are created dynamically based on the...
Summary: ...Increase efficiency by making it easy for the organization to file, find, and share key business records • Comply with legal and regulatory requirements • Leverage previously hidden information assets held within business records • Benefit from a single, enterprise platform for Records Management...
Summary: ...iManage Universal Search. Traditional search engines also fail to filter out documents that use the same words, but with an entirely different meaning than the user’s query. Simple keyword search techniques and relevance algorithms are unable to return quality search results, particularly when legacy...
Summary: ...with an existing case or new business. Using traditional approaches to finding this valuable intelligence can take too long, or leave out key repositories of information. The inability to identify key colleagues based on the information they interact with can translate into lost opportunities. IUS gives...
Summary: ...view by automatically linking to related pieces of granular information across text, audio, media, and video. The key to enabling these capabilities is providing conceptual and contextual search versus simple keyword queries. In large organizations, being able to support 400+ connectors to disparate data...
Summary: ...HP TRIM). Users can file content using a single click or content can be automatically classified based on rules and IDOL’s understanding of the concepts and context contained in the documents. Train ControlPoint categories The ability to train ControlPoint categories based on existing IDOL categories...
Summary: ...existing locations with Manage-in-Place • A consolidated, enterprise-wide index providing conceptual and keyword search • Automatic classification and clustering to create and extend records management file plans and taxonomies • Simple implementation and execution of retention and disposition schedules...
Summary: ...topics that matter to you. IDOL 10 does not rank results simply on popularity, keyword matches, or other legacy algorithms, but automatically tailors search results to your purpose and specific query, making search a far more effective and pleasant experience. Expanded conceptual entities Imagine a series...
Summary: ...systems (Email, IM, Bloomberg) • Unmanaged repositories Seamless integration across relevant content sources provides new levels of visibility to key decision makers. Most importantly, it allows compliance and legal officers ready access to critical information. Too often, information necessary to effectively...
Summary: ...quickly and easily. Features and Benefits Autonomy’s unique infrastructure, which carries out operations on unstructured content through understanding the context of the information, solves the issues of manually tagging information and the defocused approach of using legacy keyword systems to find...
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Summary: ...they need to find the most relevant information. AQG identifies the different meanings of a term by dynamically clustering the results into their most relevant groupings. Users are able to guide the engine simply by clicking on the context that most applies to what they are really interested in. (e.g....
Summary: ...Autonomy User Experience White Paper. • AQG (Automated Query Guidance) – helps the browser through his or her query by conceptually and contextually clustering the results along the way • Directed Parametric Navigation – the search through catalogs or databases is made effectively hassle-free...
Summary: ...far beyond traditional methods such as keyword searches, which simply allow users to find and retrieve data. Keyword search engines, for example, cannot comprehend the meaning of information, so they only find documents in which a specific word or phrase occurs. Unfortunately, this means that other relevant...
Summary: ...simple query expression to be evaluated in complex ways; as well as the matching of the basic terms within documents, it is able to “read between the lines” and determine conceptual matches that legacy search engines would be unable to locate. This advanced search method is used in conjunction with...
Summary: ...dictionary. Language Modeling Autonomy uses a large text corpora, including hundreds of millions of words, to train the system and refine its accuracy according to the specific requirements of customers. This ensures the system is able to determine the probable meaning of any homophone or poorly articulated...
Summary: ...conceptual retrieval Built on a unique pattern-matching technology, IDOL’s conceptual query mechanism allows a seemingly simple query expression to be evaluated in complex ways; as well as the matching of the basic terms within documents using patented weighting algorithms, it is able to develop the...
Summary: ...falls short because it simply allows you to find and retrieve data. These keyword search engines cannot comprehend the meaning of information, which limits you to finding those interactions that contain the specific word. This inability to understand information means that other relevant interactions...
Summary: ...are easy to find and access when needed. Unlike other solutions that rely solely on metadata or keywords to find information, Autonomy forms an understanding of the full piece of information, which makes Autonomy’s Meaning Based Governance solutions truly unique, allowing organizations to ensure information...
Summary: ...this approach might be viable. Like many manual approaches, however, metadata falls short for a number of reasons. Implied metadata based on the properties of a file can be helpful. For example, the number of links pointing at an internet page is a good measure of how many people find it useful, and confirms...
Summary: ...incoming data to dictate the model; it mixes new information with a growing body of older content to refine and retrain the search engine. It “learns” what customers are saying, which improves relevancy, accuracy and user understanding when querying conversations. frost.com 9 Moving to Next-Generation...
Summary: ...of data using the most advanced search technology to determine if a case exists or if the organization should pursue a settlement. Legal teams can significantly minimize review cycles with keyword, concept search, pattern clustering, query guidance and visualizations, including message tracers. Unlike...
Summary: ...data and general world wide news) in both languages. This database is simply for training purposes, and it does not need to contain the documents that you will eventually be querying on. Each one of the "training documents" contains plain text in both languages, each being a direct translation of the...
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