Official statement
Google doesn't use teams of linguists with word lists. Stemming, spelling correction, and word variations are automatically learned from the existing web content corpus.
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TL;DR
Google automatically learns stemming and spelling from the web. No word lists from linguists. Implication: focus your efforts on content quality and diversity.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Google analyse-t-il chaque langue de la meme maniere ?
Pas exactement. Google utilise des modeles specifiques mais demeure limite par la qualite des donnees accessibles dans chaque langue.
Le contenu doit-il toujours etre mis a jour ?
Oui, surtout si le vocabulaire ou le sujet evolue. C'est une bonne pratique de garder votre contenu frais et pertinent.
Quel role joue l'IA dans cet apprentissage ?
L'IA permet d'examiner et d'apprendre a grande echelle les variations et associations de mots sans intervention humaine.
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