You can then filter the data to include only queries or URLs containing or not containing this substring. This is useful when all items you want to find contain the identical substring. Due to internal limitations, Search Console stores top data rows and not all data rows.
Reading the chart
RRTs can be used to compute approximate control policies to control high dimensional nonlinear systems with state and action constraints. The copyright notice found in the OpenOffice.org “Calc Guide” is included in its complete form below. You can change the language of Google Sheets functions between English and 21 other languages.
In all other options, dates are shown in Pacific Time (PT). An expanded description of a math problem that appears in a rich result, indicates the type of math problem, and links to step-by-step walkthroughs. You can try to determine actual traffic for duplicates if you have separate versions for desktop and mobile visitors. In this case, you can see traffic for the actual clicked URL by filtering data by device (for desktop or mobile). Most performance data in this report is assigned to the page’s canonical URL, not to a duplicate URL.
Define an n-dimensional Search Space, and n-dimensional obstacles within that space. Assign start and goal locations as well as the number of iterations to expand the tree before testing for connectivity with the goal, and the max number of overall iterations. To estimate relevance, we look into many factors, such as how well the title, tags, description and video content match your search query. Engagement signals are a valuable way to determine relevance.
The search is so random that it takes too long to find the goal. For the obstacle map, due to the randomness, the algorithm could not find a solution within iterations, so we stopped. Though the algorithm is probabilistically complete but not optimal. As shown above, this is the basic RRT construction algorithm, and it runs for K times to keep extending the tree and return three different flags when adding new configurations.
Examples include some knowledge panel links in mobile search results, as well as some hreflang results. The table data is aggregated by property unless you filter or view results by page or search appearance. If you compare two groups, and a value is very rare in one group but not in the other, the rare group will show ~ for that row to indicate that the number isn’t available. This is because the impression count for Thailand is at the end of a very long tail of results. It doesn’t necessarily mean zero, but it’s larabet far down the list for that group.
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- Results that include specific data about a product, such as price, availability, and shipping and return information.
- Instead, the focus is on showing you the most important ones for your entire property.
- Table data is aggregated by property except when grouped by page or search appearance, when it is grouped by page.
- An RRT grows a tree rooted at the starting configuration by using random samples from the search space.
- Learn more how anonymized queries can cause data discrepancies.
All query and page URL filters are case-insensitive except for Exact URL, which is case-sensitive. This means URLs or queries containing/not containing/exact/Custom (regex) filters, but not Exact URL filters. A lightweight, transcoded version of a webpage, optimized for viewing over slow data connections. Search results in a language different from the query language, from selected sources.
Configuring the report
You can use this to filter for, or exclude, multiple queries or URLs that might contain differences, or contain variable sections. An image hosted on an AMP page that appears in a search result. Choosing the pages dimension aggregates data by page rather than by property in the table; the graph aggregates data by property whatever the dimension. Many reports provide an export button to export the report data. Values shown as either ~ or – in the report (not available/not a number) will be zeros in the downloaded data. The default view of the report shows the click and impression data for your site in Google Search results for the past three months.
See Metrics for explanations of these metric types and how they are calculated. The newest data can be preliminary; preliminary data is indicated when you hover or select it on the graph. A rapidly exploring random tree (RRT) is an algorithm designed to efficiently search nonconvex, high-dimensional spaces by randomly building a space-filling tree. The tree is constructed incrementally from samples drawn randomly from the search space and is inherently biased to grow towards large unsearched areas of the problem.
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An RRT grows a tree rooted at the starting configuration by using random samples from the search space. You can also compare data by dimensions like page, device, or search appearance. Keep in mind that comparing by page or search appearance, the metric calculation for CTR, impressions, and clicks might change. When you compare values for a single metric, the results table will display a Difference column to compare values in each row, with improved sorting for better scannability. A small amount of clicks and impressions might be assigned to the actual URL rather than the canonical URL.
- All query and page URL filters are case-insensitive except for Exact URL, which is case-sensitive.
- An expanded description of a math problem that appears in a rich result, indicates the type of math problem, and links to step-by-step walkthroughs.
- It doesn’t necessarily mean zero, but it’s far down the list for that group.
- You can use regular expression filters for page URLs and user queries.
- For that reason, our system may also consider your search and watch history if you have it turned on.
- This gives you a moment to review the results before deciding to view the video.
- The table data is aggregated by property unless you filter or view results by page or search appearance.
The Last updated date on the report shows the last date for which the report has any data. Choose which metrics to display by toggling the appropriate tab on the report. The country where the search came from; for example, Canada or Mexico.
When filtering by query, you can lose long-tail data in the table or the chart. When grouping by query, you can lose long-tail data only in the table. Data is aggregated by property when grouping or filtering by query. This is because the anonymized queries are omitted whenever a filter is applied. Learn more how anonymized queries can cause data discrepancies.
YouTube has a tremendous amount of video content – over 500 hours are uploaded every minute! Without a robust search function, finding what you need would be nearly impossible. That’s why YouTube’s search ranking system is designed to help you quickly find what you’re looking for. The newest data in the Performance report is sometimes preliminary, which means it’s still being collected and will change in the next few hours.
This means that when a user clicks a duplicate URL in Search results, the click counts for the canonical URL, not the URL that the user visits. Therefore, the Performance report can show zero clicks for a duplicate URL even though your site logs show that users reached that page from Google Search. You can learn the canonical URL for a page using the URL Inspection tool.
