Abstract

Query Parsing aims to extract product attributes, such as color, brand, and product type, from search queries. These attributes play a crucial role in search engines for tasks such as matching, ranking, and recommendation. There are two types of attributes: explicit attributes that are mentioned explicitly in the search query, and implicit attributes that are mentioned implicitly. Existing works on query parsing do not differentiate between explicit query parsing and implicit query parsing, which limits their performance in product search engines. In this work, we demonstrate the critical importance of implicit attributes in real-world product search engines. We then present our solution for implicit query parsing at Amazon Search, which is a unified framework combining recent advancements in knowledge graph technologies and customer behavior analysis. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposal through offline experiments on Amazon search log data. We also show how to deploy and use the framework on Amazon search to improve customers' shopping experiences.

Keywords:
Computer science Web search query Parsing Information retrieval Ranking (information retrieval) Query expansion Search engine Web query classification Sargable Query optimization Artificial intelligence

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Web Data Mining and Analysis
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
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Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
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