Question Papers in Information Retrieval
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What role do question papers play in information retrieval?

  • They help in ranking search results.
  • They influence how information is displayed to users. (correct)
  • They are tests for search engines.
  • They decide the order of search engine results.
  • How does the Typo3 extension dd_googlesitemap use the no_search field?

  • To decide which pages should not be indexed by search engines. (correct)
  • To improve the visibility of pages on search engines.
  • To highlight pages in a sitemap.
  • To increase the ranking of pages on search engines.
  • What does the No Search For extension for Google Chrome aim to do?

  • Introduce more variety in search results.
  • Eliminate unpredictable changes in search results. (correct)
  • Enhance the 'People also searched for' section.
  • Increase the number of search results displayed.
  • In the ServiceNow portal, how is the no_search field utilized?

    <p>To make catalog items invisible to users under specific categories.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Question Papers: Understanding Search and Information Retrieval

    Question papers, in the context of information retrieval, are not the tests you might take in school, but rather a type of content that plays a crucial role in how search engines and information management systems display and present information to users.

    no_search Field and Question Paper Exclusion

    The no_search field is a term that refers to the removal of certain content from being indexed and searchable by search engines and other information management systems. For instance, the Typo3 extension dd_googlesitemap uses the no_search field to decide which pages should not be included in a website's sitemap, thereby preventing them from being indexed by search engines.

    No Search For Google Extension

    The No Search For extension for Google Chrome blocks the "People also searched for" section in Google search results, making the search results page more predictable by eliminating the shifting of results due to this additional information.

    no_search in ServiceNow Portal

    In the context of ServiceNow, a no_search field is used to prevent specific catalog items from appearing in the portal's search results or from being visible under certain categories.

    Bing Chat's #no_search Feature

    In Bing Chat, users can include #no_search at the end of their question to request that Bing not search the internet for an answer. This feature, which is designed to be useful for coding, math, and other questions where searching the web might not add value, is expected to be available soon.

    Question papers in information retrieval are a means of controlling the content that users encounter, whether it's by preventing certain pages from being indexed or by explicitly requesting that a search engine not use the web for an answer.

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    Understand the significance of question papers in information retrieval, and their role in content control and search engine behavior. Learn about the no_search field in various contexts, including extensions for webpage indexing and search result customization.

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