Entity disambiguation suggestions are meant to have more than one shown |
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Issue description
Entity disambiguation suggestions are Search suggestions that are meant to allow the user to distinguish between two or more entities that share the same name. They add a type string to disambiguate between, for example: Madagascar ("Country in East Africa") and Madagascar ("2005 film") (see first attached screenshot).
The omnibox autocomplete logic, however, does not account for the fact that these suggestions are related. When mixing suggestions from multiple sources and truncating the resulting merged list, it will often omit one of the disambiguation suggestions. For example, see second attached screenshot.
The autocomplete logic should recognize when there are multiple disambiguation suggestions and attempt to include them as a set meant to be shown together rather than treating them as independent suggestions.
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Nov 30 2017
Good question. Perhaps there's something else going on in the second screenshot. But I'm certain that when I did some testing a while back there were cases where more than one entity suggestion came back from the server but only one was shown (I think because of the "max # of suggestions in the dropdown" limit, though I'm not certain).
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Nov 30 2017
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Nov 30 2017
FYI - I'm not familiar with debugging in Chrome, but when I tried this on the server side (with the chrome client id) all disambiguations were returned.
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May 10 2018
This feature is being unlaunched in favor of rich entity suggestions. |
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Comment 1 by mpear...@chromium.org
, Nov 30 2017