A detailed level, focusing on specific terms or phrases relevant within a domain to pinpoint the exact content within the broader macro-context.
Micro-context is a more detailed level of categorization focusing on specific terms or phrases relevant within a broad domain. Once the macro-context is established, micro-context analysis scans specific terms within the query to pinpoint particular topics or subtopics (e.g., identifying “oncology” or “treatment options” within the “medicine” macro-context). This analysis helps fine-tune search relevance, ensuring results are precisely tailored to the user’s intended area.
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