A decision engine is a type of web search engine that uses input from the user in order to provide more relevant results. Typical search engines provide results based on key words and site popularity meaning that all users searching for the same phrase receive identical results. A decision engine uses input to provide customized results for each individual.
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- A decision engine is a type of web search engine that uses input from the user in order to provide more relevant results. Typical search engines provide results based on key words and site popularity meaning that all users searching for the same phrase receive identical results. A decision engine uses input to provide customized results for each individual.
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- A decision engine is a type of web search engine that uses input from the user in order to provide more relevant results. Typical search engines provide results based on key words and site popularity meaning that all users searching for the same phrase receive identical results. A decision engine uses input to provide customized results for each individual.
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