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Is your model trained globally, or does it learn individual users' styles? I could imagine that globally the most common replies are three forms of "yes" but f
by cperciva 7y ago
Is your model trained globally, or does it learn individual users' styles?
I could imagine that globally the most common replies are three forms of "yes" but for any individual user the most common replies are two forms of "yes" and one "no", simply because there's less diversity in one user's replies than in the entire population.
- prlambert 7y agoIt's global
- ncmncm 7y agoThere is important variation. Some of us looked around and found how to turn it off, immediately. We are the ones who get a different experience from the rest. That this the only other choice available is also significant, particularly in reference to other cases where they have chosen to make turning something off impossible. Taking away the extremely popular "classic layout" is an example. It wasn't costing them anything, but getting people used to accepting arbitrary changes forced on them has worked out very well for Apple, and Google has to want some of that. Each passive acquiescence makes the next easier, until it becomes automatic.
- lolc 7y agoNot disagreeing with the rest of what you said. But keeping an entire alternative interface around is a huge maintenance burden.