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This issue follows from a point @avinashladdha has raised.
There are two options to determine the cut-off for displaying or not results:
Constant number of results. E.g., "always display the top 3 results". This ensures consistency in the output length but may result in output from different queries erroneously looking like the same level of relevance.
Fixed threshold to display results. This means that queries where many tools are relevant may return many results. Also, some testing / tweaking would be necessary to identify a good threshold value (this can be a follow up issue if we choose this option).
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From a usability perspective, the first option provides more consistency and clear expectations. Without any testing, this would have my preference (but my preferences are not the standard 😊).
We could try both and see what happens, as this is not costly to try out. Thanks for opening the issue to track this!
This was discussed today with the WHO Collaboratory team at our monthly stand up and they overall preferred not having a fixed number of results, but instead all the results above a certain threshold.
They mentioned it may be frustrating to users & developers otherwise if they are looking for a specific tool that would indeed be relevant but not in the top 5 matches.
This issue follows from a point @avinashladdha has raised.
There are two options to determine the cut-off for displaying or not results:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: