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Sometimes I want to find out if there is an Instant Answer for a particular set of queries - but I don't know the exact format and/or it isn't live so I can't test it out.
It would be really useful if we could search by query and have a similarity algorithm (@pjhampton you know about this stuff!) that would show Instant Answers (along with the query) with similar example queries (in order of best match).
For example, say I wanted to get the square root of a number (and lets pretend the calculator will trigger on square root of 3 but not what is the square root of 3) then I could search what is the square root of 3, and since the calculator has a similar trigger (square root of 3) it would display.
I have a couple of suggestions for this:
Use the example queries provided (very highly ranking in match results).
Grab all the WORDs used in the triggers and shove those in the algorithms.
Issue: Regex triggers would be a pain.
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This is a really great idea @GuiltyDolphin. I don't have the time right now, but if you assign it to me I will definitely take a look in the coming weeks.
Sometimes I want to find out if there is an Instant Answer for a particular set of queries - but I don't know the exact format and/or it isn't live so I can't test it out.
It would be really useful if we could search by query and have a similarity algorithm (@pjhampton you know about this stuff!) that would show Instant Answers (along with the query) with similar example queries (in order of best match).
For example, say I wanted to get the square root of a number (and lets pretend the calculator will trigger on
square root of 3
but notwhat is the square root of 3
) then I could searchwhat is the square root of 3
, and since the calculator has a similar trigger (square root of 3
) it would display.I have a couple of suggestions for this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: