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Hi, Thanks for your feedback you are right. Currently algo evaluate how a user will feel...when they look at your site above the fold...it's like tinder you jus
by myraahio 6y ago
Hi, Thanks for your feedback you are right. Currently algo evaluate how a user will feel...when they look at your site above the fold...it's like tinder you just look at the pic and decide to swap right or left.. this is based on : Users make lasting judgments about a website’s appeal within a split second. This first impression is influential enough to later affect their opinions of a site’s usability and trustworthiness...of course lot of areas we can improve...hope u enjoyed..
- Aeolun 6y agoBut do users really enjoy full size hero images?
- myraahio 6y agoThat's the reason why program says it's good..
- KaoruAoiShiho 6y agoIs it an actual AI though, trained through objective data or some kind of human programmed analysis?
- myraahio 6y agoIt's a deep learning model..hence sometimes illogical as well :). Thanks for trying...it will learn and improve over time...
- aavshr 6y agoBy improving over time do you mean training the model for more epochs or having some kind of feedback loop that tells the algorithm whether the score was accurate or not based on human input? I think the later makes more sense. Some kind of input from the users like "I actually liked the website visually" when the algorithm gives a low score and vice-versa would help the model be more accurate?
- KaoruAoiShiho 6y agoWhat kind of data are you inputting and is it objective? You know the truism in ML... garbage in garbage out.
- lionkor 6y agoI think your project will not be taken seriously by the target audience if you imply that the AI isnt extremely biased, as any "pretty or not" judgement. Providing a "what people might like better statistically" service is interesting, claiming you have a "the AI knows how the user will feel" algorithm is not a good strategy