Google Sets is an application that automatically creates sets of related items from a few examples provided by the user. It identifies groups of related items on the web and uses this information to predict relationships between unlabeled items. Google Sets generates lists of related objects or terms based on only a few initial examples provided by the user. It is used to improve Google search and provide contextual information to object identifiers.

1. How Google Sets Works

2. One of the first applications in Google Labs that allows the user to automatically create sets of items from a few examples. It identifies groups of related items on the web and uses that information to predict relationships between items. Google Sets

3. Google Sets is also used to improve the regular Google search engine and to provide external contextual information to automated object identifiers. It generates lists of related items or objects from just a few examples. NOTE: Once more, use this often since it's in BETA stage so Google will improve it for our benefit. “ To get more related and more accurate results.” Why use it?

4. The Homepage Instructions on how to use Text inputs Buttons on showing the results Some sets of examples

5. How to use Google Sets? As the instructions say.. Type some words in each boxes.

6. Use the 'example ' link to generate words that will be shown in the text boxes. Only used to give example.

7. java c++ c# Enter some items in the text boxes.

8. Then choose to get a small set, or a large set in response to the chosen items.

9. Google then generates 15 items related to the text inputted earlier. To show more results, click the 'Grow Set' button.

10. Uses of Google Sets One of its uses is for questions that consist of words unfamiliar to the agent. Google Sets can be used to find similar terms or synonyms of that word. Example: Can you give me a witty actor? witty

11. With the results given by Google, the agent can now easily formulate the answer. Jim Carey is an American comedian known for his wit full acts as Horton the elephant in the animated movie Horton Hears a Who.

12. Google Sets can also be used for answering questions in an extensional attribute format. Example: Aside from Kobe Bryant, who is also an NBA player known for his dark complexion? Kobe Bryant dark complexion

13. Google shows NBA players that has a similarity, particularly in the skin complexion, to Kobe Bryant. Aside from Kobe Bryant, Lebron James is also an NBA player with a dark complexion.

14. Visit labs.google.com/sets to try it now.