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You're right, of course. My point is literary grade is not an invariant, it changes with time and culture and the historical events of a given community. There
by DrNuke 10y ago
You're right, of course. My point is literary grade is not an invariant, it changes with time and culture and the historical events of a given community. There are so many cases of artists being considered shit one period, good another century, then shit again, indifferent or even canonic for a while. What exactly should data science train for a universal literary / not literary classifier then? Or unsupervised learning for clustering what? HN is full of bright minds, so I'm sure a formula might be reasonably suggested, but that's not the point of literature as a form of its own, like maths or music.