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No. the most trivial search strategy just tokenizes the input and looks up those token in the index. A poorly formed sentence, is not a detriment to finding ou
by jordache 10y ago
No. the most trivial search strategy just tokenizes the input and looks up those token in the index. A poorly formed sentence, is not a detriment to finding out the intend, as long as key words are there. It doesn't require complex NLP to achieve this end result.
- squeaky-clean 10y agoIronically, "What day this week will be snow?" doesn't give me great results on Google, but Bing actually shows a weekly weather graph.
- jordache 10y ago"snow this week" will return the weather forecast for my location on google
- squeaky-clean 10y agoYeah, but that's grammatically valid. It's not a question, but it's a valid sentence.
- saghm 10y agoI don't think it's a valid sentence, unless you interpret it as commanding someone/something to snow sometime this week.
- jordache 10y agoSo will "this snow week when"