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Html size and html tags count was a natural choice. If it didn't work out the next step would be to try something else. You're right that it's a very naive exam
by sergey-obukhov 10y ago
Html size and html tags count was a natural choice. If it didn't work out the next step would be to try something else. You're right that it's a very naive example and that in a way it was solved before any ml was applied. The surprising part for me was that both features turned out to be interchangeable i.e. any of them could be used. I would expect html tags count to be much more accurate / reliable, etc. Another interesting part for me was the threshold. It's somewhat clear that it should be somewhere between 20 and 1 sec probably but where exactly?
- stevetrewick 10y agoWould the person or persons down voting all the author of TFA's comments mind explaining why? Seems a bit off.
- blt 10y agoThe slowest part of any parser is the lexer - guessing whatever processing they do on the parse tree structure is insignificant by comparison.