An information retrieval application using ontologies

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Abstract

Searching for information in long videos can be a time-consuming experience. In this paper, we describe OnAIR, an ontology-aided information retrieval system applied to retrieve clips from video collections. We used a video collection compiled from interviews with Ana Teixeira, a Brazilian artist. The interviews were made by Paula P. Braga, the domain expert. The interview is developed in the domain of contemporary art and the system uses a domain ontology to expand the queries with related terms. We tested the system with a battery of queries, and we veri.ed that the ontology contributes to the e.ciency improvement in terms of the relevance of retrieved documents. We designed the system to work in a domain-independent way, allowing us to move to other domains by just changing the underlying ontologies and video collections.

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Paz-Trillo, C., Wassermann, R., & Braga, P. P. (2005). An information retrieval application using ontologies. Journal of the Brazilian Computer Society, 11(2), 17–31. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03192373

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