Yelp suggestions: General vs. specific keywords, Rust implementation
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(Application Services :: Suggest, task, P1)
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(Reporter: adw, Unassigned)
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(Whiteboard: [sng])
The Yelp spec calls for a distinction between general and specific keywords:
The list of keywords is organized into types:
General search terms (i.e. restaurant) that should be considered more relevant than specific search terms (site or region specific businesses and services). These more general terms will have a lower character requirement for display; 6 characters for Suggest section placement, and full term for Top Pick Placement.
Specific search terms (i.e. that unique restaurant down the block from me) that are considered less widely relevant, and will have a higher character requirement for display: 8 characters for Suggest section placement, and full term for Top Pick Placement.
This bug is for changes to the Rust component.
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Updated•1 year ago
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Comment 1•1 year ago
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We won't be doing this after all, at least not for the first experiment. We'll do bug 1877920 instead.
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