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The top-level entries are described in the following table.
The dynamic result clustering service’s default JavaScript client ignores the element and
does not use the array. The XML response is very basic, and does not use any validations such as
a DTD or XML.
The following DTD defines the XML rules, however the XML output is not validated against these rules:
data (Concepts)>
int CDATA #REQUIRED>
data CDATA #REQUIRED>
int CDATA #REQUIRED>
data CDATA #REQUIRED>
data CDATA #REQUIRED>
data CDATA #REQUIRED>
Entry Description
The output from different clustering algorithms. There is only one supported cluster
algorithm, so the value of must be Concepts.
The category consists of:
• A series of and subordinate pairs.
• The subordinate is a series of statements and the array of
elements that have that label.
• The label is a query suggestion. The statements are indexes into the
section that follows.
Each provides an alternative query, and each array provides the
document location indices.
A sequence of the URL, title, and snippet for each of up to 100 top search results
from a search query. The search appliance creates the arrays from the
list.