Hi Jim,
Determining the intent of a particular search is indeed very difficult, and
is not really feasible to even attempt it at the scale needed for machine
learning (unless you have an immense budget like some for-profit search
engine companies).
For our machine learning training data, we use c
Hi Trey,
Thanks for your very detailed reply. I have a followup question.
How do you determine search intents? For example, if you see someone
searching for "rents" how do you know whether they are looking for
economic or property rents when evaluating the quality of the search
results? If you're
James Salsman wrote:
How will the Foundation's approach to machine learning of search
> results ranking guard against overfitting?
Overfitting, for those who aren't familiar with the term, describes the
situation where a machine learning model inappropriately learns very
specific details about i
On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 5:25 AM, Deborah Tankersley
wrote:
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> The Discovery team structure has now changed, but the new teams will still
> work together to complete the goals as listed in the draft annual plan.[2]
> A summary of their anticipated work, as we finalize these changes, is
> below. We
