Authors - Nirali Arora, Harsh Mathur, Vishal Ratansing patil Abstract - Achieving relevance in search results is difficult in today's complex information environment, particularly when single-algorithm ranking models find it difficult to account for a variety of user circumstances. In order to improve search relevancy in a variety of circumstances, this study presents a unified ranking strategy that integrates many algorithms. Hybrid system adapts dynamically to user intent and situational details by combining conventional models like BM25 and PageRank with cutting-edge neural techniques like BERT-based transformers and learning-to-rank algorithms. A key component of this strategy is a context recognition mechanism that continuously evaluates user history, query type, and behavioural patterns to fine-tune relevance score according to the particular requirements of every search context. This method, called Contextual Rank, combines algorithmic scores to prioritize relevance, enabling more flexibility and response to user demands. Here presented about the theoretical ramifications, covering problems like scalability and processing needs as well as gains in relevance. The benefits of unified ranking models are highlighted in this paper, opening up new avenues for contextual optimization in recommendation systems and search engines and paving the way for improved user experiences across a range of search settings.
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