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> For example if we predicted how likely a vegetarian is to purchase bacon, Aito could return that it is very likely, because based on data, that's the common a
by fogetti 7y ago
> For example if we predicted how likely a vegetarian is to purchase bacon, Aito could return that it is very likely, because based on data, that's the common average.
Why is this a good thing??? Maybe it's just me who doesn't understand the point of this? I see this "fetaure" as a benefit in some cases, but this makes me very doubtful very quickly in most instances.
- arauhala 7y agoThis quote is from 'personalization' site. The behavior is not documented very well. Aito is Bayesian system, and it uses the average behavior as 'prior' for personalization. So if we don't know you, we assume you to behave like the average user (who might like bacon). Once we get to know you better, we will recognize that you have distaste for meat product, and rank them lower.