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My idea allows for change of categories pretty much anytime. This user control maybe be able to circumvent the problem you're describing.
by nassimBreeze 6y ago
My idea allows for change of categories pretty much anytime. This user control maybe be able to circumvent the problem you're describing.
- ethn 6y agoThey’ll still have to sift through tons of no longer context-relevant content. You’re also expecting the user to rationally know his context in terms of your chosen categories, and worse, to put in the work to formalize them for your engine at every session. There is no information in any content or a previous interest matrix which guarantees any real-world relevance in the next session. Instead, it’s likely the user exhausted the utility of their previous topic matrix. The effect is that the moment you determine content relevant to their context, they’ve already been sufficiently informed. I’ve tried algorithms far more advanced with ML/Lebesgue measure theory, which were technically optimal, but with practically laughable results.