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No, this case is an argument for a focus on natural language processing and sentiment analysis. The Google way would never involve manual curation, and we'll g
by frisco 16y ago
No, this case is an argument for a focus on natural language processing and sentiment analysis. The Google way would never involve manual curation, and we'll get some cool NLP research out of it.
- yanw 16y agoI agree, It would be very cool to see some breakthroughs in AI from Google. But what I meant was that some sort of an editorial process would help in these situations, and the people that usually get up in arms about organic results and anti-trust should accept that this falls under first amendment rights and can be very useful in improving results.
- tgflynn 16y agoI would think that adding a dose of sentiment analysis to their algorithm wouldn't be that hard. You could have a database of positive/negative terms and use it to score web pages for positive/negative content. It might not be very accurate but it seems like it could at least be used to make sure that sites with lots of negative link parents don't make it to the top of the page.