Comparing text or web pages
To compare text or web pages, follow the instructions on the screen.
The meaning of the two inputs is numerically encoded as two semantic fingerprints, which are graphically displayed as two square grids. Each blue dot on a grid contains part of the meaning of the text. A third grid, between the other two, indicates with orange dots where the left and right grids overlap.
The overlap in meaning between the two inputs is quantified as a percentage, based on cosine similarity.
Exploring fingerprints
Every dot on a semantic fingerprint represents a collection of terms that are associated with one another. You can view some of the terms that are located at any of the colored dots on the grid by hovering over that dot. Dots that are close to one another on the grid are also close in meaning. Together, all colored dots on the grid represent the meaning of the inputted text or web page.
Use cases
- Meaning-based searches
- Content filtering
- Content classification
- Profile matching