What question the user is asking

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Ambiguous queries are implicit questions and Google's problem is to understand " For example, the ambiguous search query "home", the user may ask: Where can I buy a house? Where can I sell my house? Where can I rent a house? How can I sell my house? How can I buy a house? What is the definition of "home"? Where can I find a picture of a house? Where can I watch the TV series Dr.


House? Which actor plays Dr. House? Where can I find House music? ...and hundreds more questions Google's ability to understand what the question behind the query is is critical to its ability chinese student phone number list to provide results that satisfy the user by providing the best answer.


Google introduced RankBrain in early 2015. Rankbrain's role is to better understand the intent of the search query, to more reliably extract the hidden question behind ambiguous searches. This increased ability to “guess the hidden question” has led to significant changes in Google’s results.


It allowed Google to provide more relevant results Better understanding questions has allowed Google to provide a better list of potential answers. With “question understanding” comes the ability to show only relevant answers, rather than a list of possibilities that cover multiple interpretations of the query’s intent.