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Design a New Schema for Better Scoring #73

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JolanThomassin opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 0 comments
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Design a New Schema for Better Scoring #73

JolanThomassin opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 0 comments

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After attempting to retrieve a random chunk from the database, I observed that the scoring was missing for the chunk, focusing only on the page. The objective of this issue is to concentrate on designing and implementing a new, simple schema that will enhance our current scoring system. The goals for this task include:

  • Simplicity: The new schema should be easy to understand and use. We want to minimize complexity to make it accessible for all team members.
  • Improvement in Scoring: The new schema should provide a more accurate and efficient scoring system than the one currently in place. This includes considering factors such as question context and specificity.
  • Adaptability: The schema should be adaptable and scalable to accommodate future changes or additions to the scoring criteria.

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  • Review the score we envisioned for our search.
  • Choose the score we want to implement.
  • Implement the new schema and test its effectiveness.
  • Document the schema and the reasoning behind its design for future reference and maintenance.

This task is crucial for improving our scoring accuracy and efficiency. All team members are encouraged to provide input and feedback on the new schema design.

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