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Subject: [Aneka Resep, Masakan dan Jajanan di Indonesia] RankBrain: Google's
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From: Aneka Makanan dan Jajanan di Indonesia <kuliner.keliling@gmail.com>
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WebProNews NEWSLETTER
RankBrain: Google's 3rd Most Important Ranking Signal
By Chris Crum
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
RankBrain is reportedly the third most important signal Google's search
algorithms use when determining what content to show users in search
results. Out of over 200 signals, this is one of the most powerful. And
we've never heard of it until now.
RankBrain was revealed in a Bloomberg Business interview with Greg Corrado,
a senior research scientist at Google. It was introduced into Google's
search algorithm on a wide scale earlier this year, and according to the
Corrado, it quickly became the third most important signal out
of "hundreds".
Do you feel like Google's search results have become significantly better
this year? Have you noticed much difference? Share your thoughts in the
comments.
So what it is exactly? It's apparently the first Google ranking signal that
actually learns.
For more of a quick "at-a-glance" look at what we know about RankBrain, go
here.
Corrado told Bloomberg, "The other signals, they're all based on
discoveries and insights that people in information retrieval have had, but
there's no learning."
According to the article, a "very large fraction" of Google queries are
interpreted by the artificial intelligence system known as RankBrain. It
also helps Google deal with "the 15 percent of queries a day it gets which
its systems have never seen before," such as "ambiguous queries,
like 'What's the title of the consumer at the highest level of a food
chain?'" the report explains.
"RankBrain uses artificial intelligence to embed vast amounts of written
language into mathematical entities - called vectors - that the computer
can understand," it says. "If RankBrain sees a word or phrase it isn't
familiar with, the machine can make a guess as to what words or phrases
might have a similar meaning and filter the result accordingly, making it
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WebProNews NEWSLETTER
RankBrain: Google's 3rd Most Important Ranking Signal
By Chris Crum
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
RankBrain is reportedly the third most important signal Google's search
algorithms use when determining what content to show users in search
results. Out of over 200 signals, this is one of the most powerful. And
we've never heard of it until now.
RankBrain was revealed in a Bloomberg Business interview with Greg Corrado,
a senior research scientist at Google. It was introduced into Google's
search algorithm on a wide scale earlier this year, and according to the
Corrado, it quickly became the third most important signal out
of "hundreds".
Do you feel like Google's search results have become significantly better
this year? Have you noticed much difference? Share your thoughts in the
comments.
So what it is exactly? It's apparently the first Google ranking signal that
actually learns.
For more of a quick "at-a-glance" look at what we know about RankBrain, go
here.
Corrado told Bloomberg, "The other signals, they're all based on
discoveries and insights that people in information retrieval have had, but
there's no learning."
According to the article, a "very large fraction" of Google queries are
interpreted by the artificial intelligence system known as RankBrain. It
also helps Google deal with "the 15 percent of queries a day it gets which
its systems have never seen before," such as "ambiguous queries,
like 'What's the title of the consumer at the highest level of a food
chain?'" the report explains.
"RankBrain uses artificial intelligence to embed vast amounts of written
language into mathematical entities - called vectors - that the computer
can understand," it says. "If RankBrain sees a word or phrase it isn't
familiar with, the machine can make a guess as to what words or phrases
might have a similar meaning and filter the result accordingly, making it
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