It’s been a while since our last update, indicating a transition for the Helioid team, and we thought it was time for an update on what we’ve been up to. As we’ve noted in many past posts, our dedication to Helioid came from our own frustration in exploring new topics of interest and a desire to provide a tool that helped filter out the proverbial needles from the proverbial haystacks by categorizing search results. We remain committed to helping that long tail of exploratory searchers and to working with and supporting the community of innovators in the search space.
So, we’re pleased to announce the release of a categorization library, installable as a Ruby gem, which developers can use to categorize search results, or any other document collections they’d like to add a layer of structure to, in order to support more intuitive navigation. For example, the cluster model categorizes the first five summaries for a “helioid” search as:
“search refinement”Continue Reading...
“floor silicon”
“word difficult”



