Claims:We Claim:
1. A system for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine comprising of;
a. An adaptive search engine;
b. A knowledge database,
c. A software; and
d. An output device
Wherein, the knowledge database is for storing the formatted knowledge information and software enables user for an interactive search and finding solution for the search query entered, the output device is for returning the search results to user.
2. A method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine comprising the steps of:
a. Generating relevant electronic information for creation of articles;
b. Displaying relevant keywords to the user;
c. Selecting the keywords relevant to the search query by user;
d. Carrying modification of search if needed; and
e. Returning search results to user via output device.
3. The system as claimed in claim1, wherein the said software resides within the memory and compares the data files for matching network addresses and generates results to be sent to user.
, Description:Technical Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to articles search using adaptive search engine. The present invention more particularly relates to system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine.
Background of the invention:
The growing size of networks, particularly the Internet, makes it difficult to locate relevant information in an expedient fashion. As a result, search tools were developed to locate information on the network based on a query input by a user. Two common search methods include the use of search engines and directories, both having capability to search listings. One difference between search engines and directories is in the manner in which each tool compiles listings. Search engines comprise a search tool referred to as a spider, a crawler, or a robot, which builds indexes containing the traversed addresses according to well-known protocols and algorithms. The results are then displayed to the user for review and selection.
The concept of conducting internet searches is well known. Often these searches are performed when a user, or searcher, submits a search query including one or more keywords to a search engine. The search engine then provides the searcher with a listing of search results, or “hit” list. The searcher may then view one or more of the “hits,” begin a new search, or move on to another activity. In some cases the hit list may include one or more advertisements from advertisers.
A user-input query in the form of search words phrases, keywords, network addresses, etc., prompts the search engine to sift through the plurality of network addresses (typically on the order of millions) in the index to find matches to the user query. Regardless of the particular search tool structure, conventional search tools reside on a server accessible to multiple users. Search queries are sent from the users to the search tools via a network connection. The search tools then parse the query and execute a search algorithm to identify any network addresses containing information matching the query. In theory, spiders are capable of traversing the entire Internet to locate matching URLs. In practice, however, only a small fraction of the Internet is traversed. Directories are similarly limited because the indexes are selectively compiled by human operators.
One problem with conventional search tools is the relevancy of the search results is dependent on the user's ability to craft a query. While searching a network of computers such as the Internet, a user may come across thousands of different network addresses having different themes relating to their query depending on the search engine's method of processing the query, and performing the search. Unfortunately, the results of the search query may not match the user's desired result due to different word meanings. For example, consider the case where a user enters a query about a soft drink by entering a keyword “pop”, which is the user's slang word for soda pop. The search engine may return the results with regard to “pop music”. The user then must modify the query by adding, replacing, and combining the search words, phrases, and the like. Eventually, given the proper query, the search engine may return the proper results to the user. Thus, the search can be frustrating for the user, as they may have to modify the query many times to produce meaningful results. This results in infrequent and inefficient filter usage by typical users and by the search engines.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,421,675, U.S. Ser. No. 10/155,914, and U.S. Ser. No. 10/213,017 disclose a means of refining searches according to the behaviour of previous users performing the same search. These patents harness the discriminatory powers of the user to effectively provide a further filtering and screening of search results to the subsequent behaviour when presented with search results listings. If a particular website is deemed to be of greater relevance, the user will typically access the website for some duration and/or perform other activities denoting a relevant website, such as clicking on embedded links therein, downloading attachments, and the like. By preferentially weighting websites according to the user's behaviour in relationship to a particular search query, the search engine is able to enhance the relevance of the search result listings.
So there is a need for a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine which is adapted to search network addresses and to provide search results for displaying expected articles to the user using an adaptive search engine.

Objects of the invention:
An object of the present invention is to provide a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide search results for displaying expected articles to the user using an adaptive search engine.
Other objects and benefits of the present invention will be more apparent from the following description, which is not intended to bind the scope of the present invention.
Summary of the invention:
Accordingly, a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine is disclosed. The present invention generates relevant electronic information required by a user for creation of articles by doing an electronic search on the system. The system comprises of an adaptive search engine and a knowledge database, a software; an output device; wherein knowledge database is for storing the formatted knowledge information and software enables user for an interactive search and finding solution for the search query entered. The output device is for returning the search results to user. Relevant keywords related to articles are displayed to the user and the user selects those keywords relevant to the search query put forth by him/her. The search can be modified if no relevant article is found to the user. This process is repeated upto finding of relevant article.
Brief Description of the Drawings:
Fig 1 describes the flowchart showing a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine.
Detailed Description of the invention:
The present invention provides a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine is disclosed.
Fig 1 describes the flowchart showing a system and method for creation of articles on an adaptive search engine. In an embodiment, the system comprises of an adaptive search engine and a knowledge database, a software; an output device; wherein knowledge database is for storing the formatted knowledge information and software enables user for an interactive search and finding solution for the search query entered, the output device is for returning the search results to user.
In an embodiment, the present invention generates relevant electronic information required by a user for creation of articles by doing an electronic search on the system. Relevant keywords related to articles are displayed to the user and the user selects those keywords relevant to the search query put forth by him/her. The search can be modified if no relevant article is found to the user. This process is repeated upto finding of relevant article.
In one embodiment, a user operating a browser provides search query to the search tool, a network search tool (software) resides within the memory .When it is executed on CPU, and it searches the system of servers for information related to the query. It compares the data files for matching network addresses and generates results to be sent to user. As soon as a search query is put, the query search data such as (keywords, phrases, symbols) converts it into a modified search query including which includes keywords, search phrases, and the like, representing the meanings of the query with respect to a location e.g., geographic locations such as cities, countries, states, provinces, geographic regions, and the like. In another aspect, the query is transformed into a modified query representing a particular demographic profile, e.g., ethnic groups, religion, race, age, sex, income, assets, political affiliation, general demographic data, dialect, and the like. Query translations are accomplished by modifying the contents of the search query. Translation is defined as transforming by adding, replacing, combining, and the like, word(s) and/or phrase(s), to form new word(s) and/or phrase(s). For example, the query can be transformed by replacing the original search word(s), with alternative translation keyword word(s), and/or combining the original search word(s) together with the translation keyword word(s) to form a new word(s). Any combination of search words and phrases can be translated in similar or identical manner. The resultant translated search query is used by the search tool to search the system of servers for information. The search results are then returned to the user via output device.