And the point is, we may not all fully realize it yet, but what we are really demanding from the mobile search experience is to take more action, because more action equates to more fulfillment, both in the cold transactional business sense of...
The main flaw I personally found with it was that it had no fuzzy component. This search is divided up into different categories in order to make searching (presumably) simpler. But when searching for things, places, or events, it worked quite well.
Applying insights from consumer search activity requires distilling mission-critical learnings (i.e.users searching for my product/service are x age, live in x location and largely male or female) from the warm and fuzzy data points (i.e.search...
Since the search has no fuzzy component, if someone is using an odd spelling or you manage to make a typo in search you will never find the person you're looking for. Just searching by last name will only bring up the same 100 results over and over.
And you'll get a nice warm fuzzy feeling reading more specifics on where the money goes. Voluntourism" is one of the most popular trends for those searching for sustainable travel options. I prefer to call it like it is: a blatant attempt by...
And believe it or not, back in the late '90s and early 2000s, banner advertising was considered an effective marketing channel (which is understandable, considering the only things they had to compare it to were TV, Radio, and Print with their...
According to Alex Vikati, president of castTV, “the lines between search, discovery and browse are a little fuzzy. At the recent NewTeeVee conference, a panel comprised of several Video Search providers agreed that indexing and searching through...
Beyond the sheer legal issues, one of the places where this of course gets fuzzy is in the definition of "media. Our brand is very important to us, and as I'm sure you'll understand, we want to make sure that when people use "Google," they are...
In terms of searching AF offers both wildcard search options as well as fuzzy searches. One, a simple search box that can handle natural language and the other, an advanced interface that offers fielded searching (date, journal name, author...
Want to use a fuzzy query? By searching /.t.c/, you will retrieve sites with the word ATOMIC, perhaps the right word for your puzzle. Exalead is one of the only search engines to allow proximity searching(!
Again, our knowledge is pretty fuzzy here. Since searching didn't work that well, I fell back to just visiting some university newspaper web sites that I know about. Visit the Stanford Daily site, and the links are painfully obvious.
Wildcards, stemming, natural language, fuzzy match, and synonym searching also add to the database's potential usefulness. A new search engine focuses solely on investment-related information from more than 12,000 companies around the world.
The main focus of the product continues to be on search expansion, using fuzzy matching and other tools to locate as many items as possible that might correspond to the original query.http://www.searchtools.com/tools/netrics.html http://www.net...
Categorization tools with multiple level taxonomies, can use explicit queries, fuzzy logic (good for ignoring OCR errors) and overriding Boolean control: the same functionality is implemented for alerting and filtering.
In Praise of Fuzzy Searching SearchDay #23, June 6, 2001 http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/01/sd0606-fuzzy.html "Fuzzy" means blurred or indistinct, and the last thing we searchers want are blurred or indistinct results.
Fuzzy searching for structured data, works with relational databases and standard domain vocabulary. As most readers know, Search Engine Watch concentrates primarily on developments in searching across the entire web.
This search engine uses fuzzy matching extensively, to match terms misspelled either in the search query or the web pages. As most readers know, Search Engine Watch concentrates primarily on developments in searching across the entire web.
SearchDay #23, June 6 - In Praise of Fuzzy Searching http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/01/sd0606-fuzzy.html "Fuzzy" means blurred or indistinct, and the last thing we searchers want are blurred or indistinct results.
According to the Oxford American Dictionary, "fuzzy" means blurred or indistinct. Now, the last thing we searchers want are blurred or indistinct results, yet paradoxically, a liberal dose of "fuzzy logic" can actually improve the precision of...
Did I mention the warm, fuzzy feeling you get by supporting the site with a subscription? By default, the button will bring up country-specific searches, but global searching can also be done. Deja News also provides newsgroup searching directly...
