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Big data learning. They're (probably) inferring how you do stuff based also on how other people do. In fact, there's no way to recommend apps not already instal
by beagle3 11y ago
Big data learning. They're (probably) inferring how you do stuff based also on how other people do. In fact, there's no way to recommend apps not already installed on your phone without consulting a server.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoI think I misunderstood their app's description. I thought it was about recommending things to launch out of the things you have installed. EDIT: And I'd pay for a launcher that learns from my interactions with it off-line, and recommends me apps based on context such as location, time of day, previously launched apps, etc. Such a thing does not need "big data learning". It's an undergrad-level machine learning exercise.
- cbhl 11y agoYou should just build it yourself as a passion project. You can probably use the launcher in the AOSP as a base. It might be faster to just hard-code manually arranged home screens based on time of day rather than do machine learning.