Automatic Query Generation Based on Adaptive Naked Mole-Rate Algorithm

In the growing information retrieval (IR) world, selecting suitable keywords and generating queries is important for effective retrieval. Modern database applications need a sophisticated interface for automatically updating the connections between users and databases. Most database applications are intelligent; however, some may be complex to understand when generating queries for effective retrieval. Therefore, this paper develops a new Adaptive Naked Mole-Rate algorithm (ANMR) for an automatic query generation (AQG) based IR system. The query generation approach primarily generates the query with expanded keywords to enhance IR. Modified sealion optimization (MSO) is applied to select several features. The selected features are combined in the feature fusion process using the Fuzzy based Search and Rescue approach (FSR). Similarity matching is performed using the hybrid cosine and Jaccard similarity measures. At last, the ranking process is performed using the Dynamic Global Local Attention Network based on Capsules (DGLANC). The developed AQG-ANMR system improves the performance of the entire information retrieval system. Then, to analyze the performance, the proposed approach is implemented in the python platform and evaluated in terms of accuracy, recall, precision, and F1-Score by employing TREC-3 and CISI datasets. Besides, the performance of the proposed approach is compared with that of state-of-the-art approaches. Finally, the simulated results clearly showed that the proposed approach outperformed the state-of-the-art approaches better. The maximum accuracy attained by the proposed approach is 97.2% with AQG-ANMR and 94.69% without AQG-ANMR for the TREC 3 dataset. In the same way, using the CISI dataset, the proposed approach reached a maximum accuracy of 98.6% with AQG-ANMR and 95.8% without AQG-ANMR, respectively.