The Search Results window shows basic information about the search results. This window
appears only if your site has implemented the isobject
ISML tag
appropriately.
For information about implementing the isobject
, see Enable the Search Information Tool.
The SKU in bold in the Represents field is the highest ranked variant that the search finds. The category is the path to the current search result. If no value exists for an attribute, the value shows as Null. A product without a value for an attribute is ordered after products that have a value.
If the product you inspect is a variation master, click the information icon in the Represents field to show the individual SKUs.
To see information about the text
relevance scoring for a search result, click the information icon in the Text Relevance
field. The Text Relevance Explanation window can help you determine how terms found in
attributes contribute to the text relevance score. In the following example, you can see
that most of the score for the term hiker
comes from hits in the
content-text field, not the ShortDescription field (0.15 vs 0.03). The content-text field
includes all indexed information for all fields, except fields that have a boosting factor
applied.
If the product includes a dynamic attribute, click the information icon beside the dynamic attribute to show the following information.
Views (30 days)
is the number of product views over 30 days.Look To Book Ratio [25%]
means that 25% percent of the total score
comes from the normalized score of the Look To Book Ratio attribute.If your sorting rule uses a dynamic attribute, click the information icon to see additional information about the rule. The attribute score is the score for each attribute after it's weighted and normalized. Normalizing scores distributes them from 0 to 1. This process makes scores more relevant in relation to each other. The attribute score also includes the sorting value, which is the sum of all attribute scores. The sorting value determines the position of the product.
Click the information icon for a searchable attribute used in the dynamic attribute to display the following information:
Ascending
, which sorts
the search results from the lowest value to the highest (A-Z, 1-100) or
Descending
, which sorts the search results from the highest value to
the lowest (Z-A, 100-1).(Default)
appears after the
default number. For example, if the entry is Min=74 (Default) Max=149219
Avg=9246.0
the default value is 74
. You can use the
default value to control how products that don't have data defined or stale data are
treated. For example, a set of new products doesn't yet have sales velocity data, but
you want to feature them at the top of a section for Hot Items. The Hot Items section
sorts by descending sales velocity. Set the default to Maximum
. New
items with undefined data automatically appear at the top of the search results.