When you get your machine learning algorithm up there will be lots of people here interested in what you find.

Flexible hosts get preference in the algorithm.

I'm trying to come up with good listing names and thought I would reach out for suggestions and if anybody has insight into tips and tricks for the Airbnb algorithm when it comes to listing names, I'm all ears.

The Hummingbird algorithm was released to help determine long tail queries and user intent to help Google determine what the user is looking for and provide more results based on the short tail, with Google inferring the intent of the original long-tail query.

It's the changing algorithms, not showing up in certain type searches, siding with travelers over anything and everything.Some of this is just what I have heard as Airbnb doesn't bring in many bookings for me.

It has improved a lot as their data and algorithms have both improved. 

Computer algorithms are useful for general knowledge, but they are not good at analyzing a specific property.

Artificial intelligence powers these robot landlords and runs an algorithm to find cheap, suitable, and livable homes for large corporations."

But, with this - in addition to AirBnB's algorithm update earlier this year - I think it'd be wise for anyone relying solely on AirBnB for booking to diversify where you are listed (consider creating a Direct booking site, list on VRBO, etc.)

AirDnA and other systems are computer algorithms that operate on limited information.