Matt Todd
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Posted: September 11, 2008 16:40 by Matt Todd
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Tags are sorted in the wrong direction, DESC instead of ASC, and differentiates capitalization. |
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Replies: 4 - Last Post: September 15, 2008 16:38
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Nick Sieger
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Posted: September 11, 2008 17:02 by Nick Sieger
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| Nice, pretty cool feature eh? Funny how you can stare at that for weeks and not notice... |
ag2uki
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Posted: September 12, 2008 01:51 by ag2uki
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why is it comma or space delimited? We can't use a phrase. It's better if it uses only comma to separate it. For instance, the tag should be 'semantic web' instead of 'semantic_web'. And also, the other one can use 'semantic-web' to express the same meaning. |
grex
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Posted: September 15, 2008 16:38 by grex
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I don't know how other web applications process tags, but my intuition at this point is that we would get the most mileage out of treating the tag field as a string of full text, and building up a tag index by parsing the text (using all clues, whitespace and punctuation), and then further reducing words that are not proper nouns to their morphological stem (so a tag like "parsing" would be indexed as "parse"). Phrases then just become sequences of tags. If you search for the tag-pair "java compiler" projects that contain both tags in that order and side-by-side would score highest, projects that both tags elsewhere would score less high, and projects with only one of the two tags would score lowest. |
Replies: 4 - Last Post: September 15, 2008 16:38
by: grex
by: grex



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