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Comment How about a hybrid approach? (Score 1) 165

by noodlesquares (#28213535) Attached to: Google Labs Offers Table-Based Search Results
Noodle Squares uses a combination of human intelligence and automation to generate better results. Compare:

Search engines
http://www.google.com/squared/search?q=search+engines
http://noodlesquares.com/SearchEngines.html

Cameras
http://www.google.com/squared/search?q=cameras
http://noodlesquares.com/Cameras.html

[disclaimer: associated with noodlesquares]

Comment Can't do this without human intelligence yet (Score 1) 1

by noodlesquares (#28205093) Attached to: Google Labs Offers Table-Based Search Results
Bringing everything together is tremendously powerful but the Google^2 results rarely make any sense. This kind of thing still needs to have some human intelligence mixed in; compare to Noodle Squares.

Search engines
http://www.google.com/squared/search?q=search+engines
http://noodlesquares.com/SearchEngines.html

Cameras
http://www.google.com/squared/search?q=cameras
http://noodlesquares.com/Cameras.html

[disclaimer: associated with noodlesquares]
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Submission + - Google Labs Offers Table-Based Search Results (oreilly.com) 1

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blackbearnh writes: "Google just released Google Squared into the Google Labs playground. Google Squared lets you get results back in row and column format, and then add more columns to the result set. There's a brief tour of the features over on O'Reilly Radar, where the judgement is that there's lots of rough edges, but a huge amount of potential, especially for quick and dirty table generation for reports."

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