When we think of searching and retrieving documents, context can
help us by emphasizing the importance of the resources within a
certain working context. For example, when working on something
related to context representation, and submitting the query
"user context" to the search engine, the resources that are also
related to context representation but not direct containing the
term would also appear ranked higher. A straightforward
application for the detected contexts is the one in which the
user is working on his computer and the algorithms watching his
actions are able to identify the context in which his actions
take place and display those contexts in an "assistant bar". For
example, a visualization of the current context can be imagined,
where documents, places or people relevant to the context are
shown, and the user is able to browse through them. Also,
possibly relevant documents can be automatically opened to
reconstruct a previous working context. For example, a user
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