It's certainly possible to use OpenCog at a platform and toolset for
creating a concept search engine... I sorta feel like the ways of
doing so fall into two categories though...
1) ways that, while they can be done inside Opencog, could be done
more easily outside OpenCog
2) ways that are quite hard, though very interesting, because they
require implementing some custom inference control heuristics for
guiding PLN backward chaining as it estimates semantic similarity
between phrases (based on the background knowledge loaded into the
Atomspace)
...
I.e. if you just want to build links between words, and cluster words
based on their similarities, etc. then OpenCog can be used as a
framework, but may not add that much value. But if you want to
extract meanings from phrases and then deal with the subtletly of
estimating similarity between the semantic structures corresponding to
phrases, then OpenCog does potentially add huge value, but it's not a
trivial road to follow..
-- Ben
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