What is Query Network? 🌐

A Query Network represents a search language that shows all the possible word distributions in a language, linking terms in queries with different aspects, definitions, and themes.

🔑 Key Components:

• 🔹 Query Aspect: Defines the angle or context of the search term.
  Example: “Hawaii Hotels” 🏨
  Here, “Hotels” represents the “aspect of holiday” 🏖️, not the “construction” or “architecture”.
• 🔹 Query Definition: This is the phrased version of the search query.
  Example: “Reserve a room in Hawaii Hotel” 🛏️.
  Helps give clearer direction to what the user is looking for.
• 🔹 Query Theme: Represents the direction or focus of the query aspect.
  It should match the theme of the web document to give relevant results.

🌍 The Network:

The Query Network connects:

• 🔗 Attributes
• 📚 Knowledge domains
• 🌍 Contextual domains

These are linked together for a specific query to understand the intent and context of the search.

⚠️ Important Notes:

• ❌ You can't expand a Query Network simply by stuffing entities, adding attributes, or creating new pages for everything.
• 🔄 It involves processing both macro and micro contexts for a knowledge domain, connecting each entity through its attributes.
• 🖼️ All content formats (text, images, etc.) play a role in aligning the page layout and components to signal related search activities based on:
  • 🔍 Query context
  • 📖 Query aspect
  • 📝 Query definition