Platform capability
Search by Meaning
Find what you need using natural language - no keywords required.
At a glance
Find information based on meaning, not just keywords, with natural language queries across documents. In practice, this capability lets OdysseyGPT move from raw document access to cited, governed, and workflow-ready outputs.
Key Takeaways
- Find information based on meaning, not just keywords, with natural language queries across documents.
- Ask questions the way you naturally would, no query syntax needed.
- Find relevant information across large document repositories.
Technical details
Semantic search uses neural embedding models to understand the meaning of both your queries and document content. Unlike keyword search, it finds relevant information even when exact terms don't match. The system supports hybrid search combining semantic and keyword matching, filtered search with metadata constraints, and conversational query refinement.
Benefits
- Natural Language: Ask questions the way you naturally would, no query syntax needed.
- Concept Matching: Find relevant content even when exact keywords aren't used.
- Context Understanding: Search understands context and intent, not just surface text.
- Conversational: Refine and follow up on searches in natural conversation.
Questions answered
What does Semantic Search do?
Find information based on meaning, not just keywords, with natural language queries across documents.
How does the capability work inside OdysseyGPT?
Semantic search uses neural embedding models to understand the meaning of both your queries and document content. Unlike keyword search, it finds relevant information even when exact terms don't match. The system supports hybrid search combining semantic and keyword matching, filtered search with metadata constraints, and conversational query refinement.
Where does it deliver operational value?
Knowledge Discovery: Find relevant information across large document repositories. Precedent Research: Find similar past cases or contracts based on concept, not just terms. Policy Lookup: Ask natural questions to find relevant policy provisions.