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Google , Yahoo! and MSN are amazingly powerful in its ability to go through billions of pages on the web and find the document based on keywords. The result of any search is millions of documents ranked by a search engine. The ranking depends on keywords count, keywords density, link count and some other proprietary algorithms specific to a search engine. A consumer does not have an easy way to reduce those millions of documents by defining a context or refining the meaning of the keyword. For example, the keyword "windows" will give you millions of documents related to Microsoft Windows, and no easy way to find the best information on windows for your new home.
With today's keyword approach the amount of time and effort required to find the right information is directly proportional to the amount of information on the web. The web has grown exponentially and people are forced to spend more and more time in search for the information they are looking for.
Lack of personalization as well as inability to easily separate commercial from non-commercial searches is among other limitations of today's web search technologies.
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