Yahoo's patent matches relevancy from query logs
Filed in archive Search Engine News by Arun Radhakrishnan on January 28, 2008
An excerpt from SEO By the Sea
How well do the searches for the top related terms in query logs match up with appearances of those top related terms in search results for the primary search term or phrase?
If they match up well, then you might be able to say that the search engine is providing relevant results. If the frequencies of appearances (percentages) don't match up well, then it's possible that a search algorithm or two might need to be tweaked by a search engineer.
The method is used for finding out the relative relevance of results to the primary search term.
It is great to see Yahoo innovate on the search front but can that be converted to a lead over Google?
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