• According to Google, the search feature involves a number of steps: a query is entered, the web is navigated by following links from one page to the next (a process known as web crawling), relevant pages are sorted using a set of criteria and indexes, and the most relevant results are presented. The search feature, on the other hand, has a suggestion box with a 'did you mean' option.
• These are frequently offered search choices that help you to extend your search field, or different spelling options for a single word or within context.
• Algorithms that could be used in the 'did you mean' feature's implementation
• As a spellchecker, the algorithm corrects not only wrongly spelt words, but also misspelt words. According to Wikipedia, even English first language speakers misspell a disproportionately large number of terms in English.
• According to Bloomberg, as 'software packages develop progressively 'smarter,' with more predictive capabilities, these products are transforming the industry landscape,' the Google 'did you mean...' algorithm can be compared to artificial intelligence. 'New frameworks to study both structured and unstructured data, as well as new systems that can digest massive amounts of data,' Bloomberg writes, 'are driving the development of artificial intelligence and its commercial use across all industries.'

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