The generation of hints for individual words

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(as in the example above) is related to the features of mobile device screens.



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Full-text suggestions are displayed on desktop screens. When you enter the first word, several full search phrases are immediately offered:

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The advantage of Google and Yandex full-text suggestions for the user is that they can include a short answer to a search query, for example:

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Mobile "factoids"
Factoids are displayed only on mobile devices. They are displayed when the user is interested in a common scenario . For example, a well-known fact, a weather forecast or an exchange rate:

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And this is how the factoid hint looks in the mobile version of Google:

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At the same time, do not forget that the answers to th lebanon consumer email list e entered queries are also displayed in full-text hints. They just have a slightly different embodiment there, as we have already seen in the "Full" section.

Thus, search suggestions can have completely different implementations, depending on the type of device and other factors.

Now about the factors influencing the type of hint.



Top 10 factors that influence how Google and Yandex search suggestions look for a specific user
Google and Yandex take into account different factors when forming a hint for each user. But the two search engines also have a lot in common.

Here are the top 7 factors that influence the appearance of a tooltip (in descending order of importance):

Relevance of the entered search phrase;
Intent of the entered search phrase;
Previous search phrases that the user has entered previously;
Web browsing history;
App History (for Google);
Popular queries;
Other categories of queries entered by other users interested in the entered search phrase.
It also happens that the hint is simply not displayed for the entered word/phrase. Why does this happen?