Performing application search based on application gaminess
AssigneeQuixey, Inc.
InventorsEric Glover, Abdelhalim Abbas
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AssigneeQuixey, Inc.
InventorsEric Glover, Abdelhalim Abbas
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An application search system compensates for game bias in search results using a gaminess value representing the likelihood that an application is a game. The application search system receives a gaminess value for an application from an external source, such as an operator, or automatically determines the gaminess value using a trained computer model. The computer model may be trained based on a supervised training set of data. The gaminess value of an application is used to determine relevance of applications responsive to a search query. In one configuration, the gaminess value is incorporated as a scoring feature by the application search system in a computer-learned relevance search. The gaminess value may be used as a relevance factor even when the search does not indicate a user's desire to search for a game.
A computer program product for performing application search, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that when executed cause at least one processor to perform steps comprising:
A computer-implemented method of generating search results for an application search query, comprising:
A computer-implemented method of ordering search results for an application search query, comprising:
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