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How Dutch municipalities are sharing Search Intelligence to serve citizens better: Inside the CIFFIL Service project
Search engines work best when they have a lot of data to learn from. The more documents in a collection, the better the system can distinguish between common words and genuinely informative ones – and therefore the better it can identify what is relevant to a query. This is a well-known principle in information retrieval, and it creates an obvious problem for anyone who needs to search a small collection of documents: the search results are simply not as good as they could be. The CIFFIL Service