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February 23, 2006Lexxe -- Natural Language Search Engine With Clusters
Hat tip to PTJ for pointing me to Lexxe, a natural language search engine that also offers results in clusters. Lexxe is in alpha and available at http://www.lexxe.com/. The front page has a query box and also some sample, Olympics-related...
Continue reading "Lexxe -- Natural Language Search Engine With Clusters" » March 09, 2005Brainboost Unveils New Version of Its Search Engine
Brainboost, which has the cutest logo I've seen in a while, yesterday announced a new version of its "Answer Engine," which you might call a natural language search engine. It's available at http://www.brainboost.com . The front page has in addition...
Continue reading "Brainboost Unveils New Version of Its Search Engine" » August 11, 2004New Natural Language Search Engine: Kozoru
Put Kozoru on your radar, they just got three million dollars in financing. Nothing going on with their Web site at the moment, but a couple things are interesting about this: - Investment from the Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp. Is...
Continue reading "New Natural Language Search Engine: Kozoru" » November 13, 2003BrainBoost Natural Language Engine
A few years ago, natural language search engines were all the rage. Bunches of sites on the Internet promised prompt answers to the question, "Why is the sky blue?" and other natural language search conudrums. The noise has died down...
September 19, 2002Get On the AnswerBus for Natural Language Searching
I admit it; I still dig natural language search engines though they aren't quite the big thing they were back in the heyday of Ask Jeeves and the (late, lamented) Electric Monk. If you still want that natural language goodness...
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