20 August 2002, 11:39 AM
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It's just you. 
Incidentally, have you played with google sets? Brilliant feature, utterly useless but brilliant... For example, try searching for pugh and hugh...
Incidentally, have you played with google sets? Brilliant feature, utterly useless but brilliant...
For example, try searching for pugh and hugh...
20 August 2002, 11:54 AM
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Basically, it uses some fuzzy logic, combined with their huge DB of indexed web pages, to try and find commonality between keywords.
The clever part is that having calculated some common ground between the keywords, it then uses that information to attempt to extrapolate the set forward to predict what other items would logically fit into that set.
So, for example, stick in 'John', 'Paul', and 'Ringo', and it will come back with 'George' as the final logical member of the set.
[Edited by MarkO - 8/20/2002 11:55:33 AM]
The clever part is that having calculated some common ground between the keywords, it then uses that information to attempt to extrapolate the set forward to predict what other items would logically fit into that set.
So, for example, stick in 'John', 'Paul', and 'Ringo', and it will come back with 'George' as the final logical member of the set.
[Edited by MarkO - 8/20/2002 11:55:33 AM]
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Incidentally, have you played with google sets? Brilliant feature, utterly useless but brilliant... For example, try searching for pugh and hugh...
[Edited by netclectic2 - 8/20/2002 4:52:31 PM]
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