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A search technique that understands the contextual meaning of terms to improve the accuracy of search results beyond keyword matching
A search technique that understands the contextual meaning of terms to improve the accuracy of search results beyond keyword matching
When your team develops semantic search functionality for applications, crucial implementation details and contextual understanding often get captured in technical meetings, training sessions, and walkthrough videos. These recordings contain valuable insights about query processing, entity recognition, and relevance tuning that define your semantic search approach.
However, keeping this knowledge trapped in video format creates significant challenges. Engineers need to scrub through hours of footage to find specific semantic search concepts, making it difficult to reference implementation details or troubleshoot relevance issues quickly. The nuanced understanding of how your semantic search interprets user intent remains inaccessible when buried in meeting recordings.
By transforming these videos into searchable documentation, you create a knowledge base where semantic search concepts themselves become easily discoverable. Technical teams can quickly find exact explanations about synonym handling, context weighting, or entity extraction without rewatching entire videos. Documentation also allows you to structure semantic search concepts hierarchically, connecting implementation details to user outcomes in ways that video alone cannot accomplish.
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