Keyword search of AI publications




To search, simply enter a query -- type the words you want to search for in the 'search term box' and press the 'search' button. If you enter two or more words, then any document that contains ANY of the words will be found. (For example, if you search for ice cream, then any document with either ice or cream will be on the list.) If you want only documents containing BOTH ice AND cream, then use AND between the words; your query would be: ice and cream. See the list below for a full description of searching options and their effect.

Phrase queries -- Narrow your search
Text enclosed in quotes will be searched as an entire string. This is more restrictive than the 'and' option described below as the words in the search phrase must occur in the document as specified without any intervening text.

'And' queries -- Narrow your search
The query 'red and blue' will find the intersection of all the documents containing the words 'red', and 'blue'. The use of 'and' limits your retrieval.

'Or' queries -- Expand your search
The query 'red or blue' will find the union of all the documents containing the words 'red' or 'blue'.The use of 'or' increases your retrieval.

'Not' queries -- Narrow your search
The query 'red not green' will find all the documents containing the word 'red', and excluding the documents containing the word 'green'.The use of 'not' limits your retrieval.

Nested queries -- Complicated searches
The query '(red and green) or blue not pink' will find the union of all the documents containing the words 'red', and 'green'. It will then add (union) all documents containing the word 'blue'. Finally, it will exclude all documents containing the word 'pink'.