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Similar Results
With FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint, results returned by a query include links
to 'Similar Results'. When a user clicks on the link, the search is re-defined and re-run to
include documents that are similar to the result in question.
Result Collapsing
FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint documents that have the same checksum stored
in the index will be collapsed as one document in the search result. This means that
documents stored in multiple locations in a source system would only be displayed once
during search with usage of the collapse search parameter. Collapsed results include
links to 'Duplicates'. When a user clicks on the link, the search result displays all versions
of this document.
Similar results and result collapsing are unique to FAST Search Server 2010 for
SharePoint and are not provided in SharePoint Server 2010 search.
Contextual Search Capabilities
FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint allows you to associate Best Bets, Visual Best
Bets, document promotions, document demotions, site promotions, and site demotions
with defined user contexts in order to personalize the experience for information
workers. You can use the FAST Search User Context link in the Site Collection Settings
pages to define user contexts for these associations.
Relevancy Tuning by Document or Site Promotions
SharePoint Server 2010 enables you to identify varying levels of authoritative pages that
help you tune relevancy ranking by site. FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint adds
the ability for you to specify individual documents within a site for promotion, and
furthermore enables you to associate each promotion with user contexts.
Synonyms
SharePoint Server 2010 keywords can have one-way synonyms associated with them.
With one-way synonyms when a query includes a synonymous term for a keyword,
items that contain the keyword are returned. However, if a query includes the keyword,
then items that contain the synonymous terms are not returned (unless they also
contain the keyword).