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I searched for "Cnn" and got 0 results. I searched for "Amazon" and got a five random results, including the IMDB page for "Rambo, Part 2." If this were really

I searched for "Cnn" and got 0 results. I searched for "Amazon" and got a five random results, including the IMDB page for "Rambo, Part 2." If this were really like AltaVista, I'd get 3 trillion results and have to use advanced Boolean logic to cut that down to the most useful 7,000 - so I guess having no results is sort of easier...

jhabdas 8y ago
Great movie. I think it's available on Amazon...
- misterman0 8y ago
  Yes, indeed. I used the following titles to test my boolean logic: [0] First Blood [1] Rambo: First Blood Part II [2] Rambo III Query: title:first blood -title:rambo Result: [0] First Blood (the best one in the bunch)
misterman0 8y ago
My boolean logic is here: [1] I'm sure it has flaws. Since the index had only five or six entries a couple of hours ago I set the matching to be wide instead of narrow. I'm also experimenting with loading the model with phrases, phrases and words or words only. I might have f-ed up the query parsing because of that. Remember, this is 0.1, fresh out of the press. Searching the tree is here: [2] Tokenization is here: [3] [1] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/ReadSession.cs#L68 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/R... [2] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/VectorNode.cs#L209 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/V... [3] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/LatinTokenizer.cs#L24 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/L...
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- tlb 8y ago
  Major search engines test every release against a list of search queries. You could start with https://trends.google.com/trends/topcharts https://trends.google.com/trends/topcharts. You should have an automated test script with a list of (query, good URL) pairs and make sure the good URL appears in the top few results.
  - misterman0 8y ago
    As preparation for this demo, yes I absolutely should have run such a test. Eagerness won. Thanks for the link.
    - tlb 8y ago
      Not just for demos, but to help you hack. You can make a small change to the algorithm and re-run the test and see if the score goes up or down. It's very convenient for testing changes deep inside the code.
    - justbaker 8y ago
      >Eagerness won. It makes me happy to see a passionate programmer.
adventured 8y ago
Ideally the index would never have CNN, Amazon, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, WhatsApp, Walmart, NBC, ABC, Disney, MSNBC, Fox, Reddit, YouTube, Google, Yahoo and hundreds of other popular sites in it. Stop and ponder that for a moment.

jhabdas 8y ago

Great movie. I think it's available on Amazon...

misterman0 8y ago
Yes, indeed. I used the following titles to test my boolean logic: [0] First Blood [1] Rambo: First Blood Part II [2] Rambo III Query: title:first blood -title:rambo Result: [0] First Blood (the best one in the bunch)

misterman0 8y ago

My boolean logic is here: [1] I'm sure it has flaws. Since the index had only five or six entries a couple of hours ago I set the matching to be wide instead of narrow. I'm also experimenting with loading the model with phrases, phrases and words or words only. I might have f-ed up the query parsing because of that. Remember, this is 0.1, fresh out of the press. Searching the tree is here: [2] Tokenization is here: [3] [1] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/ReadSession.cs#L68 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/R... [2] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/VectorNode.cs#L209 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/V... [3] https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/LatinTokenizer.cs#L24 https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/Sir.Store/L...

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tlb 8y ago
Major search engines test every release against a list of search queries. You could start with https://trends.google.com/trends/topcharts https://trends.google.com/trends/topcharts. You should have an automated test script with a list of (query, good URL) pairs and make sure the good URL appears in the top few results.
- misterman0 8y ago
  As preparation for this demo, yes I absolutely should have run such a test. Eagerness won. Thanks for the link.
  - tlb 8y ago
    Not just for demos, but to help you hack. You can make a small change to the algorithm and re-run the test and see if the score goes up or down. It's very convenient for testing changes deep inside the code.
  - justbaker 8y ago
    >Eagerness won. It makes me happy to see a passionate programmer.

adventured 8y ago

Ideally the index would never have CNN, Amazon, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, WhatsApp, Walmart, NBC, ABC, Disney, MSNBC, Fox, Reddit, YouTube, Google, Yahoo and hundreds of other popular sites in it. Stop and ponder that for a moment.