Makers of Cluuz.com, a semantic search engine attemps to get users to rethink the way they find information online.
Mr. Frank surmises, ''What consumers want is to be able to find information faster, and they want clues to help them find their way to that information faster. What we're doing is quite unique and nobody can do what we're doing.'' According to Mr. Frank, search engines such as Cluuz use the science of semantics - the study of meaning in language - to produce more relevant searches.While the site works as a stand-alone search engine, it could also work if it were rolled into existing offerings at Google, Yahoo or Microsoft's MSN.
Cluuz also shows the connections between various Web documents and sites based not on actual links between pages but on the information on the pages through a technology it calls semantic cluster graphs. It displays these results in a visual format that resembles a spider's web !
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