Article Search Question Tokens Historical Subject Area
Knowledge managers can use the Article Search Question Tokens Historical subject area to report on users' questions and search terms to better understand how customers are finding knowledge base content. You can view search queries in normalized format as well as volume-related information.
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The following table lists the dimensions of the Article Search Question Tokens Historical subject area.
Dimension Folder |
Dimension |
Definition |
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Article Search Question Tokens Facts |
# of Questions Tokens |
The number of question tokens. |
# of Concept Tokens |
The number of concept tokens. |
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# of Unique Normalized Questions |
The number of unique normalized questions. |
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# of Unique Tokens |
The number of unique tokens. |
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# of Unique Unknown Tokens |
The number of unique tokens. |
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Average # of Responses |
The average number of responses to a user query. |
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Normalized Question |
Concept Terms |
Words that are assigned as concepts. |
Concept Tokens |
The tokens associated with a concept. A token is a short, easily managed string including alphanumeric characters, spaces, and punctuation. |
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Normalized Question |
A question from which the application has removed case distinctions, spelling errors, punctuation, skipped words, and other elements that may differentiate it from otherwise identical questions. |
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Normalized Question Locale Code |
The locale code for a normalized question. |
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Normalized Question Locale Description |
The locale name for a normalized question. |
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Unknown Terms |
Terms not associated with a concept. This dimension uses straight brackets ([]). |
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Unknown Tokens |
Tokens not associated with a concept. This dimension uses curly brackets ({}). |
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Token |
The name of the Search token. |
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Token Description |
The description of the Search token. |
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Time |
Search Stat Calendar Month |
The calendar month of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
Search Stat Calendar Month End Date |
The calendar month end date of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Calendar Quarter |
The calendar quarter of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Calendar Quarter End Date |
The calendar quarter end date of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Stat Calendar Quarter Start Date |
The calendar quarter start date of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Calendar Year |
The calendar year of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Calendar Year End Date |
The calendar year end date of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Calendar Year Start Date |
The calendar year start date of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Date |
The statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Month |
The month of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Quarter |
The quarter of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |
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Search Stat Year |
The year of the statistics (stat) date. This is the date on which the aggregation job was executed, and ratings and other updates captured. |