Search Listing Prioritization: Ordering Search Results Based on User Ratings

This paper discusses creating a system that ranks search result using user-provided ratings and comments to improve the quality of search experiences. In this application, users can rate websites on a scale of 1 to 5 and leave comments that will be shown alongside each search result. The cumulative ratings determine the ranking of each website, with higher-rated websites appearing at the top. Only the top three comments are displayed, and they are randomized to ensure a diverse range of perspectives. Users can like or dislike a comment. Additionally, there is a dual feedback system that allows users to express their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with a website. This comprehensive feedback mechanism helps users make more informed choices and improve overall satisfaction by providing a better understanding of website quality.

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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/csitss64042.2024.10816920
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This paper discusses creating a system that ranks search result using user-provided ratings and comments to improve the quality of search experiences. In this application, users can rate websites on a scale of 1 to 5 and leave comments that will be shown alongside each search result. The cumulative ratings determine the ranking of each website, with higher-rated websites appearing at the top. Only the top three comments are displayed, and they are randomized to ensure a diverse range of perspectives. Users can like or dislike a comment. Additionally, there is a dual feedback system that allows users to express their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with a website. This comprehensive feedback mechanism helps users make more informed choices and improve overall satisfaction by providing a better understanding of website quality.

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