Hummingbird
Hummingbird was a major search algorithm update introduced by Google in 2013, resulting in a significant overhaul of the search engine's core algorithm . This improved the understanding users ' search queries and provided more accurate and relevant search results.
Hummingbird aims to improve semantic by understanding the intent and context of survey queries. This shifts the focus from keywords to the meaning of the entire search term, allowing Google to deliver more relevant results, even for complex or colloquial queries. The update also emphasizes the importance of relevant, informative, and high-quality content
One of Hummingbird's key features is its ability to manage dialogues more efficiently. With the increasing use of voice surveys and the natural language users employ when speaking, Google engineers designed Hummingbird to better understand the context and intent behind these queries. This improvement allows Google to display survey results that are more aligned with the user's intent. It makes surveying more convenient.



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