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But "classification" is the terminology. "Categorization" would be ok if we go back X many years in CS/Stats literature and rename it as "categorization". I thi
by gnulinux 7y ago
But "classification" is the terminology. "Categorization" would be ok if we go back X many years in CS/Stats literature and rename it as "categorization". I think "categorized" would be more confusing here. In this case, I would compromise to something like "Dataset of labeled screenshots from [...]".
- cblades 7y agoHN is not an audience of CS and Stats academics, or those familiar with the literature in those fields.
- gnulinux 7y agoYou don't need to be an academic to be familiar with a discipline's terminology. If you keep reading articles like OP, at some point you'll learn that by convention people use the word "classification" for things like this.
- nitrogen 7y agoBut in HN, the more common usage is government classification, so headlines should be based on that precedent.