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Cuil![]()
Self proclaimed to be the world's biggest search index, Cuil proposes to do a deeper analysis of the content it crawls. It is debatable whether or not it can be classified as "Semantic", but then again - so is the definition.
inbenta Semantic Search![]()
SaaS-based service that provides search to any website within the cloud. Includes Semantic Search capabilities and Natural Language Processing (NLP). Site owners can integrate Semantic Search engine on their site and their content. Other features include customization, XML ,API, and real-time reporting tools. This search approach has its foundations in lexical functions and Meaning-text theory
(I. Mel’cuk , A. Žolkovskij, J. Apresjian).
Sindice - the Semantic Web Index
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Over 10 billion pieces of reusable information can already be found across 100 million web pages which embed RDF and Microformats. Start consuming this data today with Sindice Data Web services.
- The Sindice Map of Data
lists sites that export their information via Microformats and embedded RDF (and lists the format(s) the sites are using).
WolframAlpha![]()
Computational Knowledge Engine - "the first step in an ambitious, long-term project to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone."
Yebol![]()
Knowledge Based (Smart) Search.
2 Comments
comments.show.hideDec 15, 2009
Anonymous
Yebol's aim is absolute relevance. Yet not sure that's achievable. Their Wiki page also says they aim for a "homepage" look, so that the entirety of a topic is presented and organized in a comprehensive way. Is anyone else trying to do this?
Feb 11, 2010
Anonymous
Nstein Technologies has released a new product, Semantic Site Search (3S). 3S leverages Nstein’s patented text-mining technology to power a faceted site search which returns highly accurate results that are organized categorically.