Stepping towards a semantic web search engine for accurate outcomes in favor of user queries: Using RDF and ontology technologies

Abstract

Creating the Semantic Web (SW) practicality comprises numerous tasks to lead the way in the current computer technology. It can't carry out without a human intervention, but a master is capable to accomplish with the moderate training to a machine. The semantic search seeks out for the actual context of a particular search query given by the user based on the meaning rather than content matching. However, a few search engines provide a mass list of the results based on the user intentions using their semantic properties of Web representations. This paper shows the significance of Web knowledge representations and application integration, which are the two basic aspects of semantic programming to retrieve the information of a user's intentions. A comparative study and analysis of various popular search engines which are unsuccessful to retrieve relevant information for a test of queries given by the users is provided. Therefore, this paper presents an effective determination of the information by navigating the semantic Web using the Resource Description Framework (RDF) and Web ontology language (OWL).