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I suspect what you see is the search "learning" from the users -- someone is looking for a specific video that they've seen before but need to refine the search
by roncesvalles 3y ago
I suspect what you see is the search "learning" from the users -- someone is looking for a specific video that they've seen before but need to refine the search terms a few times before they find it. Thereafter, Google remembers the entire sequence of search terms and associates them with the video even though none of those terms might actually exist in the indexed video metadata. I've noticed that Google Search at least does this very obviously.
- ramraj07 3y agoI mean Google search does it obviously using page rank which is that if someone links to the page with that word it uses it. Me I was searching for arcane words that I remembered hearing in the middle of a podcast. I doubt anyone actually linked or searched for the same with relevance to that podcast. Also the solution you're saying needs far more intuitive and intricate development than just indexing captions lol.