Comments for Magento Developer - Rocket Web http://www.rocketweb.com Custom Magento Development Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:28:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Improving Magento Search by Kristanna http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search.html#comment-84 Kristanna Sat, 28 Jan 2012 02:28:43 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=392#comment-84 Hot damn, looking prttey useful buddy. Hot damn, looking prttey useful buddy.

]]> Comment on Improving Magento Search by Jeffrey http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search.html#comment-69 Jeffrey Fri, 30 Dec 2011 01:17:26 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=392#comment-69 Now the search engine on my Magento site does not work the right way we're looking. For example, when we search the product title like "Women Leggings #24", it will come out many pages but hard to see where is the one we're looing. Very appreciate should you provides us more information of your extension. Now the search engine on my Magento site does not work the right way we’re looking. For example, when we search the product title like “Women Leggings #24″, it will come out many pages but hard to see where is the one we’re looing.

Very appreciate should you provides us more information of your extension.

]]> Comment on Improving Magento Search – Part 2 by dan nicollet http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search-part-2.html#comment-19 dan nicollet Tue, 04 Oct 2011 17:39:48 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=436#comment-19 Hello, I would recommend doing a search log analysis using the search logs of a Magento shop and do a full analysis such as is explained here: http://faculty.ist.psu.edu/jjansen/academic/jansen_search_log_analysis.pdf This will probably yield you to see that high frequency queries have to be tuned manually to avoid false-positives and other errors that can occur with mass automation of error-tolerance. Then for the bulk of queries the best is to automate. If you are trying to automate for a single language (ie. English) Soundex might help, if not or if you really want to achieve the best coverage, edit distance algorithms are the best tool. They cost a lot in terms of hardware unless you can bring your catalog into an in-memory indexer of some sort. Even yet, doing fast autosuggest like Google might be time consuming unless you use something like: http://commerce.exorbyte.com which is built to do all that. Let us know if you want to talk. Regards, Dan Managing Dir Exorbyte Inc. Hello,
I would recommend doing a search log analysis using the search logs of a Magento shop and do a full analysis such as is explained here:
http://faculty.ist.psu.edu/jjansen/academic/jansen_search_log_analysis.pdf

This will probably yield you to see that high frequency queries have to be tuned manually to avoid false-positives and other errors that can occur with mass automation of error-tolerance. Then for the bulk of queries the best is to automate. If you are trying to automate for a single language (ie. English) Soundex might help, if not or if you really want to achieve the best coverage, edit distance algorithms are the best tool. They cost a lot in terms of hardware unless you can bring your catalog into an in-memory indexer of some sort. Even yet, doing fast autosuggest like Google might be time consuming unless you use something like: http://commerce.exorbyte.com which is built to do all that.
Let us know if you want to talk.
Regards,
Dan
Managing Dir
Exorbyte Inc.

]]> Comment on Improving Magento Search by Matt MacDougall http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search.html#comment-18 Matt MacDougall Tue, 04 Oct 2011 13:11:43 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=392#comment-18 Boris, if you give us some thoughts on how search is not working for you and leave your email here: http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search-part-2.html ... we'll let you know when our extension for adjusting the Magento search is ready. Boris, if you give us some thoughts on how search is not working for you and leave your email here: http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search-part-2.html … we’ll let you know when our extension for adjusting the Magento search is ready.

]]> Comment on Improving Magento Search by boris http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search.html#comment-17 boris Tue, 04 Oct 2011 07:17:34 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=392#comment-17 Hi, I am looking for something like this. But where can I implement this query? Thanks anyway! Hi, I am looking for something like this. But where can I implement this query? Thanks anyway!

]]> Comment on Improving Magento Search by Jase http://www.rocketweb.com/improving-magento-search.html#comment-7 Jase Fri, 09 Sep 2011 22:22:43 +0000 http://www.rocketweb.com/?p=392#comment-7 Walking in the presence of giants here. Cool thinking all around! Walking in the presence of giants here. Cool thinking all around!

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