Walmart Apollo, LLC

Sreenivasa Prasad Sista

Rahul D Sharnagat

Min Xie

Onur Gungor

Zhenrui Wang

Hrushikesh Mohapatra

This application relates to systems and methods for automatically generating experiments based on experiment requests routed to micro-services (model sub-components) using a prefix-based routing mechanism. In some examples, experiment requests may parsed to determine lower layer services (e.g., components) whose properties need to be changed for a model iteration. Prefixes in requests may be used to route the experiment requests and portions thereof to appropriate services or layers for configuration at the micro-service level. Routing tables at each higher layer may be utilized to determine the correct sub-layers to redirect a request and/or portion thereof. At micro-service level, each micro-service may store and use a configuration table to match a received parameter in a request with a property and its corresponding value for the experiment.

Systems and methods for testing models

An approach is disclosed for mapping an intent of a query. The approach receives query data for one or more queries. The approach determines product type data of the one or more queries. The approach determines attribute data for the determined product type data. The attribute data includes sequence attribute data and sequence value data. The approach retrieves catalog data for one or more items that include product type data that matches the determined product type data. The catalog data includes catalog attribute data and catalog value data. The approach determines engagement data for the one or more received queries. The engagement data includes a number of times customers interacted with a retrieved item for a respective query. The approach determines cumulative engagement data based on the retrieved catalog data and the determined engagement data. The approach generates a probability and an evaluation score based on the cumulative engagement data.

Query intent mapping

An e-commerce search ranking system is provided and generally includes a server (e.g., application server), a database, and a customer computing device. The server can obtain user search query listings associated with a search term of users' search sessions to determine user engagement of the items. The server also determines that the items, and any items appearing before the items in each user search query listing, were examined. The server can then aggregate the information in the database. The server can also determine additional search terms related to the search term of the users' search session, and obtain user search query listings for the additional search terms. The server can determine user engagement for items appearing in those user search query listings, and can aggregate that information in the database as well. The aggregated information can be used to determine a final item ranking for a search request inquiry.

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