Microsoft Cognitive Services for Developers: 4 Search
50mIntermediate2018-09-17
Authors

Sahil Malik
Trainer, Microsoft and iOS Consultant, and Founder of Winsmarts.com
Course details
Microsoft Cognitive Services opens up artificial intelligence to every developer. Search is a core pillar of Cognitive Services, allowing your application to tap into an ad-free, internet-scale search engine—Microsoft Bing—with access to billions of webpages, images, videos, and news results. This course shows how to use the search APIs in Cognitive Services to execute simple text-based, image, and video searches. Plus, explore the Bing Autosuggest API, which allows you to submit a query and return a list of suggested terms that other users have entered, and Bing Custom Search, which restricts search results to the domains, sites, and webpages that you choose.
Learning objectives
Setting up search in Azure Portal
Executing a simple search query
Executing an image search
Executing a video search
Executing Bing Autosuggest queries
Analyzing the results
Configuring Bing Custom Search
Learning objectives
Setting up search in Azure Portal
Executing a simple search query
Executing an image search
Executing a video search
Executing Bing Autosuggest queries
Analyzing the results
Configuring Bing Custom Search
Skills covered
AzureMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Introduction
- The power of internet search in your application
- What you should know
Bing Web Search
- What is Bing Web Search
- Install Postman
- Set up search in the Azure portal
- Execute a simple search query
- Analyze the results
- Reference and other possibilities
Bing Image Search
- What is Bing Image Search
- Execute an image search
- Bing Image Search reference
Bing Video Search
- What is Bing Video Search
- Execute a video search and analyze the results
- Bing Video Search reference
Bing Autosuggest
- What is Bing Autosuggest
- Execute an autosuggest query and analyze the results
- Bing Autosuggest API reference
Custom Search
- What is Bing Custom Search
- Configure custom search
- Demonstrate custom search in action
- Custom search reference
Conclusion
- Conclusion and next steps