English
Structured data is information organized in a way that is easy for computers to understand.
Structured data can be represented by specific descriptive parameters – for example, rows and columns in a relational database or hierarchical nodes in an XML document or fragment.
Structured data is typically used to store and organize information in databases and programming languages like HTML elements, JSON objects, CSV files, and XML documents.
Unstructured Information
Unstructured data lacks predefined formats, making it challenging to analyze, but advanced search tools help extract valuable insights.
Search Results
Search results are the pages, documents, or data sets returned in response to a user’s search query, helping them find relevant information.
Syntactic Analysis
Syntactic analysis is a process of associating words with respective parts of speech by determining their context in a given statement.
Machine Learning
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Search Glossary
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Natural Language Query
A natural language query allows users to search using full sentences, making it easier to find products without relying on precise keywords.
Ranking
Ranking is a process of calculating a relevance score for each content item to return search results in decreasing order of relevance.
Exploratory Search
Exploratory search is an information retrieval approach emphasizing discovery and learning, enabling uncovering insights.
