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It's not the 'raw' search itself. It's the billions (trillions) of queries they've captured: Person X searches for query Y and clicks on result Z. This is far
by hiram112 7y ago
It's not the 'raw' search itself. It's the billions (trillions) of queries they've captured: Person X searches for query Y and clicks on result Z.
This is far more valuable than the general page rank algorithms that were initially developed and have already been duplicated many times in academia and business.