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Microsoft open-sources a crucial algorithm behind its Bing Search services via Frederic Lardinois https://t.co/AkyzN5qyvQ #ML #AI #Analytics #Automation pic.twitter.com/KpgQOq6XzI
— Dr. Gerald Bader,PhD (@gerald_bader) May 15, 2019
Microsoft’s Space Partition Tree And Graph (SPTAG), now available on @GitHub, takes advantage of vectors to search through billions of pieces of info in milliseconds: https://t.co/hUMkDfUMwx
— Microsoft Research (@MSFTResearch) May 15, 2019
An important step to move deep learning and the search industry forward! @Bing https://t.co/PyhBHskad1
— harryshum (@harryshum) May 15, 2019
#Microsoft open-sources a crucial algorithm behind its #Bing Search services https://t.co/I3BmWy3gQa via @techcrunch
— MillinghamConsulting (@MillinghamTech) May 16, 2019
マイクロソフトすごい。Bingのアルゴリズムをオープンソース化。こう言う流れは一つ上の視点からトレンドを洞察しなければいけないニュースだと思った。
— Mizuho Kushida | 事業伴走マン (@miz_kushida) May 16, 2019
Microsoft open-sources a crucial algorithm behind its Bing Search services | TechCrunch https://t.co/XSPctkXLre
This is cool! I actually am slowing coming to love Microsoft these days: https://t.co/BrExEGALKE
— Dan Draper (@danieldraper) May 15, 2019
Meanwhile, back in search: https://t.co/stz9q8GYwH
— Ⓞⓟⓣⓘⓜⓘⓢⓔⓨ (@Optimisey) May 15, 2019
Microsoft & Bing continuing to make strides with search. As Google continues to try and eat itself, could they be a genuine threat to $GOOG's dominance?
Microsoft open-sources #SPTAG Space Partition Tree And Graph for vector search https://t.co/sxPbaKk5mi via @techcrunch
— Jason Plurad (@pluradj) May 15, 2019
As search needs evolve, Microsoft makes #AI tools for better search available to researchers and developers https://t.co/4mjUMxAyrS
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) May 15, 2019
Let me guess the next "hot trend" in SEO..
— Tim Soulo (@timsoulo) May 16, 2019
vector search
:)https://t.co/fw3NhB9Fqt
Open sourcing one of Bing’s algorithms. ‘How tall is the tower in Paris?' How Bing knows its about the Eiffel Tower https://t.co/MIINJbPVPWhttps://t.co/WbeSmaUv7s
— John Montgomery (@Johnmont) May 15, 2019
Microsoft announced today they have open-sourced a crucial part of the algorithm behind Bing Search services.
— Max Schleiffer (@MaxSchleiffer) May 15, 2019
By making this technology open, the company hopes that devs will build similar experiences in other domains https://t.co/eXpVltL7eq
As search needs evolve, @Microsoft makes #AI tools for better search available to researchers and developershttps://t.co/scV0v4MKTu#ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning
— Bob E. Hayes (@bobehayes) May 16, 2019
ht @alyssamuelson
Microsoft opensourced the partial implementation of the algorithm behind Bing search https://t.co/h2Uagy4Cay
— Kamran Ahmed (@kamranahmedse) May 16, 2019
Microsoft open sources algorithm that gives Bing some of its smarts https://t.co/dzKaV4YLyh
— duane forrester (@DuaneForrester) May 16, 2019
The @bing Search team open-source their SPTAG algorithm on #github - Bold move @Microsoft! ?https://t.co/JwfFS9l33e via @cyberandy - #AI #SEO
— Charly Wargnier ?? (@DataChaz) May 15, 2019
Microsoft open sources algorithm that gives Bing some of its smarts https://t.co/AJHvcbffG9 /post https://t.co/rtxw0ix7eh
— reddit programming (@reddit_progr) May 15, 2019
Microsoft open sources algorithm that gives Bing some of its smarts https://t.co/SvfQxYlvVO
— Allison Linn (@allisondlinn) May 15, 2019