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In Wednesday at the Gilbane content management meeting, Google search quality team in charge of (Udi Manber) in his speech that Google will be in raising the quality of search initiated on the issue of the core challenges, in his words is to To "I said to them, please give me want to."

     In other words, Google must make use of computers to understand human thinking. Man Boer In this connection, "said the relatively idealistic goals, we will understand your question, of course, we also have all the knowledge and information, and then we will be the perfect combination of the two together (you answer)."

     Of course, the short term, the current computer technology has not yet reached this point. Therefore, Google will take a shortcut, Google hopes to analyze and summarize all of the content, the user will be asked for the extension of a Inflatable Obstacles summary version and will effectively combine these two, to find the answers.

     This idea sounds like a very long road, but it is clear that Google has set its standards and goals to a very high level. Man Boer said, "We will seek to use every kind of language, to personalize the fashion, in 100 milliseconds (one-tenth seconds), free to answer every question."

     In Man Boer view, not only at the beginning of the attention has been the case, the human thinking can be a mystery. He believes that the human conquest of nature is a process, and the 21st century will be an understanding of mankind itself of a century, the computer is used to achieve this goal a set of tools. Currently used for the operation of the largest computer group are engaged in search, e-mail and social networking.

     Google in for a special enquiry, how to determine the order to display the answer has been Huimorushen, to this deeply criticized by the outside world. Because many of the enterprises or companies can be ranked in the forefront of the Inflatable Obstacles search results are highly interested in, and ordinary users also hope that some of it is embarrassing to the page in search results disappear. Overall, however, Google has begun to open. Man Boer, in its May release of a blog on the commitment, in the next few months on the search quality to provide more relevant information.

     Man Boer in his speech to share with you the Google search quality processes Some content. He said that in deciding to sort search results in the process, Google considered more than 100 "signal." These signals cover a very broad, ranging from the original user's search habits summed up in the language, location and so on. But users only retain the use of Google search of historical data cases, Google can understand that the location of the user, and, accordingly formation of personalized search results.

     Man Boer also said that the successful companies in the Google team play, there is no other content of their work, but the quality of search results, and with hundreds of charts to monitor the quality to be in search. These employees work is to support engineers to improve the quality of search results, Google hopes the engineers can do its best to consider and approve experiments to verify some new ideas to improve search quality.

     Man Boer said that Google's basic policy is "thinking Inflatable Obstacles of the engineers to remove the obstacles…… will never allow an engineer does not have an idea to seek approval of the company." Instead, the company will actively encourage engineer experimentation, the company will discuss its weekly one or two and, through experimental data to determine whether changes could lead to Google's main search procedures.

     Of course, these activities are in the experimental group or a specific server on. Man Boer said, "I Google team up to several thousand of the Inflatable Obstacles machines can be discretionary, they have the storage capacity of 1024 TB. This is just for our own use, rather than to meet you (the user) Asked. "