What occurs when you execute a concept search?

When executing a concept search, the system employs advanced algorithms to identify not just exact keyword matches, but also documents that are semantically related to the concepts expressed in the query. This can include variations of terms, synonyms, or related themes. As a result, documents that are closest to the intended meaning of the query are prioritized in the search results. This approach allows users to retrieve more relevant information that aligns with their informational needs, rather than being limited to strict keyword matches.

The focus on semantic relevance means that users can have a richer search experience, finding documents that relate to the context of their query, even if those documents do not contain the exact phrases or keywords originally searched. This makes concept searches particularly powerful in fields such as legal or academic research, where understanding context and nuance is critical.