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Why the need for machine learning for the second part? It seems like a complicated way to do what you could do with some simple database queries.
by collyw 9y ago
Why the need for machine learning for the second part? It seems like a complicated way to do what you could do with some simple database queries.
- plantpark 9y agoIt's not about some simple word frequencies of words. Some common words like "like" "need" "second" "part" in the dataset of whole documents isn't so meaningful in a specific sentence. Google "tf-idf" will show you more details about this.
- collyw 9y agoOk, I looked that up. Again isn't this something that Elasticsearch would do without needing to set up a machine learning system?