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How Google Panda differentiate

I knows few Google Search Engine Algorithms like Panda,Penguin. I want to know,How it Differentiate from Others like Bing,Yahoo.
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Google seems to value recency more than Yahoo and Bing do. Yahoo consistently returns Yahoo answers results near the top of the SERP and often those answers and discussions are years old (if they’re even relevant to the search query). In a search for “default search engine opera,” the first four Google results were (helpful) articles written in the last six months. Yahoo returned an article from 2013, a MacWorld forum post from 2003, an undated google.com result, and then a series of Yahoo answers from 2010, 2012, and 2013. Bing returned very similar results to Yahoo, minus Yahoo answers. While recency may not be important for all query answers, in the tech industry a lot can change in a few years and the more recent the information, the better.
Google also seems to be able to interpret intent better as well. For example, when searching “Ukraine conflict,” each search engine/portal had news, video, and images on the first page, but Yahoo’s first result was the general Wikipedia entry on Ukraine and Bing displayed the Ukraine Wikipedia entry in its Snapshot. The whole first SERP on Google was dedicated to timely results about the current conflict in Ukraine.
As an obvious result, many websites with huge amount of advertising, or those with low quality content, saw a huge decline in the rankings.
For the first two years, Google Panda's updates were rolled out about once a month, but Google stated in March 2013 that future updates would be integrated into the algorithm and would therefore be less noticeable and continuous
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