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This approach works IMO only when all of the terms have sufficient representation in the dataset. I have noticed that Google seems to have recently incorporate
by varelse 11y ago
This approach works IMO only when all of the terms have sufficient representation in the dataset.
I have noticed that Google seems to have recently incorporated something like this as one of its scoring factors. That's fine if you're searching for the latest Kardashian faux pas (and such searches dominate the use of Google IMO hence the results of any A/B test I suspect), but my searches for obscure technical terms have been returning much less relevant results than they once did.
Has anyone else noticed this?
- douche 11y agoI suspect the indexers/spiders don't work as well as they once did. Routinely I've been getting results for sketchy mirrors of StackOverflow or the MSDN forums, which link back to the original MSDN or SO post, but that original is nowhere to be found in the Google results.