Zack,
This has come up before. Relevancy is a subjective measure,
and it seems better that such algorithms be external to the
main registry specification - that can be applied post-retreival.
However - we did discuss before a 'frequency tracking' measure
that would say they often a piece of content had been accessed,
and last accessed date/time. Again this may or may not
provide useful information since some content may occur in
query results becuase of some very common word in the
name or description.
How critical this is right now could be debated. IMHO we
may want to wait off until we have larger sets of content we
can use to determine how effective such strategies may be.
DW.
=====================================================
Message text written by INTERNET:
>
Farrukh,
Is it possible to embed relevancy attributes in Content-Based Discovery?
I
was thinking that maybe a user would want to check multiple registries and
analyze the results. So registry 1 may say that an entry is 95% and
registry 2 may say that the entry is 40%. This would mean that the
attributes would be transient.
2nd would it be possible to embed a "pitch" in the entry and evaluate the
"pitch."
zack<
