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Shouldn't the top result inherently represent what Google thinks is what I want? Or is there some secondary "confidence" component to the presumed efficacy of a
by NaOH 15y ago
Shouldn't the top result inherently represent what Google thinks is what I want? Or is there some secondary "confidence" component to the presumed efficacy of a top result?
- abraham 15y agoAs I understand there is a secondary confidence score. Sometimes there just aren't any good results to show.
- ehsanu1 15y agoPossibly click-through rate, normalized using average click-through rate for the first result.
- stellar678 15y agoI'd presume they could look at the difference between their confidence (relevance?) in the first and second results. If the difference is more than some threshold, bam preload the first.