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By: Gabriel Goldenberg

Gabriel Goldenberg — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 22:23:23 +0000

Wow, that was pretty insightful 5ub! I didn’t realize that the data was too large to manipulate on a PC. Sounds like trying to herd elephants along with a twig.

Glad to hear about Google telling people they can be slapped, too. That’s always nice .

I’m not sure about the 75% estimate (unless you’ve got some research of your own to back it up?) but certainly there’s a load of crap out there, as anyone who’s done link research on their competitors can attest.

By: 5ubliminal

5ubliminal — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 12:44:26 +0000

The N-Grams are cool to know about as a concept and for self-use. Google’s data is useless to the average blackhat. First thing is it’s so large that handling it on a PC is … unlikely to happen.
On the other hand you can just scrape your niche and build your own N-Grams. This will make them topic related and much better then hugenormous data Google provides.
What Google actually means by tellin’ya about N-Grams is:

We know more then you would imagine! We can slap you anytime.

The problem is they care about index size and too many dirty players out there to move on them too hard. I’d say 75% of index could be easily labeled as cr4p.

Don’t think of buying Google’s data:) The chances to find use for it are so low unless you got some datacenters of your own.

Regards.