469. A Google Search engineer just created a new algorithm to generate snippets for search results (the bits of text that show up under the link on the search result page). How would you evaluate whether this algorithm should be launched or not?
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A Google Search engineer just created a new algorithm to generate snippets for search results (the bits of text that show up under the link on the search result page). How would you evaluate whether this algorithm should be launched or not?
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