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I'll look into that! I'm no machine learning expert, but I'll certainly be digging into it more as the project progresses. edit: so after a quick search for "w
by jacobobryant 7y ago
I'll look into that! I'm no machine learning expert, but I'll certainly be digging into it more as the project progresses.
edit: so after a quick search for "what is smoothing in machine learning", I think I'm doing something similar, though basic, already. Basically each value in the matrix is a tuple of (completions + j, skips + k), where j and k are constants. e.g. "In listening sessions where A was completed, B was completed 3 times and skipped 4 times." But if j and k are 2, then the effective values would be (5, 6). I got this idea from my bayesian textbook.