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> [...] experimented with [...] negative options [...] causes a hit to our metrics. I have very bad opinion on this feature overall, but now i am curious; how
by gcb0 7y ago
> [...] experimented with [...] negative options [...] causes a hit to our metrics.
I have very bad opinion on this feature overall, but now i am curious; how did you measure people wanting to say No and not finding a quick reply? And then how did you measure the quality of the No available on the test set?
- taneq 7y agoThere is no 'No', there is only 'Yes' and 'un-Yes'. (I'd guess they looked at peoples' manually typed responses too though?)