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Very cool solution to something that can be really painful. I built a recipe catalog mobile app a few years ago that incorporated a 'smart' shopping cart that w
by macNchz 11y ago
Very cool solution to something that can be really painful. I built a recipe catalog mobile app a few years ago that incorporated a 'smart' shopping cart that would sum up ingredients from different recipes, like '2 hard boiled eggs' and '1 egg yolk' to show them in your cart as '3 eggs'. We had only a hundred-odd recipes so this became a manual process (including entering the structured data in a crappy CMS much like the one described in the article), but I felt the whole time that this was a problem aching for some sort of great solution.
- lqdc13 11y agoDefinitely. A lot of problems can benefit from sequence labeling. I did a similar thing with labeling malware names[1] and it worked really well with only about a hundred examples for each type of sequence. [1]http://lqdc.github.io/using-machine-learning-to-name-malware.html http://lqdc.github.io/using-machine-learning-to-name-malware...