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Google has been more proactive in providing results that feature "corrected" spellings. How Google will employ smart guesses in search results in the future?
Google has lots of visitors every day, in that, some users are not savvy and some users do not always spell correctly. When you look at random queries, 10% of them might be misspelled. So, Google has decided to write one of the world's best Spellcheckers.
But the point is, when one has a huge Click Through on "Did you mean", some people who did not know that it was there. Because of this, Google has introduced a change recently, where they will spell it correct, what they think is the correct answer for few results and then they will show the normal answers below. When a user does not know how to spell the word correctly, this helps you a lot.
It helps Web spam because people are used to typos and misspellings, but the regular users do not stumble on spam, but they stumble on the good results.
If you are a power user and there are a ton of people who are, one can always put a plus before words to say, "This is the exact word I meant to search for." One can also put it in double quotes, even for a single word. There are so much ways to say Google this is the exact word I meant to search for. Google tries to be smart.
If someone types something, which seems to be misspelled, actually it's not, then Google figures out that over time. Google always try to come up with something, which is pretty reasonable and works for vast number of users.
Google tries to find out a way to enhance for the next generation of algorithms or in the next time that we push out new data for the Spell Correcting Code.
Google has lots of visitors every day, in that, some users are not savvy and some users do not always spell correctly. When you look at random queries, 10% of them might be misspelled. So, Google has decided to write one of the world's best Spellcheckers.
But the point is, when one has a huge Click Through on "Did you mean", some people who did not know that it was there. Because of this, Google has introduced a change recently, where they will spell it correct, what they think is the correct answer for few results and then they will show the normal answers below. When a user does not know how to spell the word correctly, this helps you a lot.
It helps Web spam because people are used to typos and misspellings, but the regular users do not stumble on spam, but they stumble on the good results.
If you are a power user and there are a ton of people who are, one can always put a plus before words to say, "This is the exact word I meant to search for." One can also put it in double quotes, even for a single word. There are so much ways to say Google this is the exact word I meant to search for. Google tries to be smart.
If someone types something, which seems to be misspelled, actually it's not, then Google figures out that over time. Google always try to come up with something, which is pretty reasonable and works for vast number of users.
Google tries to find out a way to enhance for the next generation of algorithms or in the next time that we push out new data for the Spell Correcting Code.