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Demo Wikipedia

Demonstration of the SpeedSuggest technology on the wikipedia encyclopedia
In this example we retrieved the name of the articles from wikipedia and we weighted each of them by the number of links pointing to the article.
Here is an example of the input file that was provided to SpeedSuggest. This is a 'csv' like file using ';' as separator character.
- The first field is the name of the article. SpeedSuggest uses this string to build your suggestions.
- The second filed is the weight associated with the entry. In this particular case, we used the number of articles pointing to the entry. SpeedSuggest uses this to influence the results of your suggest. The articles with the higher number of incoming links will prefered in the suggestions.
- The third field is the 'user data' associated with the entry. It could be whatever data you want in JSON format.
Los Angeles;28736;{"name":"Los Angeles","url":"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles"}
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Paris;46834;{"name":"Paris","url":"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris"}
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Demo Crunchbase

Demonstration of the SpeedSuggest technology on the crunchbase database
In this example we retrieved all the crunchbase database and built and we weighted each of entry by the number of posts on TechCrunch.
Here is an example of the input file that was provided to SpeedSuggest. This is a 'csv' like file using ';' as the separator.
- The first field is the name of the entity. SpeedSuggest uses this string to build your suggestions.
- The second filed is the weight associated with the entry. In this particular case, we used the number of posts on TechCrunch. SpeedSuggest uses this to influence the results of your suggest. The articles with the higher number of posts will be prefered in the suggestions.
- The third field is the 'user data' associated with the entry. It could be whatever you want in JSON format.
Facebook ;1215;{"homepage_url":"http://facebook.com","namespace":"company","num_posts":"1215","crunchbase_url":"http://www.crunchbase.com/company/facebook","name":"","description":"Social network","category_code":"web","permalink":"facebook"}
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TechCrunch ;73;{"homepage_url":"http://www.techcrunch.com","namespace":"company","num_posts":"73","crunchbase_url":"http://www.crunchbase.com/company/techcrunch","name":"","description":"Blog network","category_code":"public_relations","permalink":"techcrunch"}
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