Principles of Semantic Search The following are the two main factors that influence semantic search: • The user's search intention. Someone types a query into a search engine called search intent. It has something to do with the user's goals. The goal of a search could be to learn, find, or purchase anything. Search engines can deliver more relevant results (e.g., an answer to a question, a product page, a brand's website, etc.) by considering users' intent. • The meaning of search terms in terms of semantics. The study of meaning and word relationships is known as semantics. Semantics in search refers to the connections between a search query, its associated words and phrases, and the content on web pages. Search engines can offer results that are more closely tied to the context of the search query by considering semantics (what words signify, not merely what they are).
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