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My first two searches failed to find results. And then I searched for fried chicken, and it tells me "From the recipes we've sampled for fried chicken, over 35
by ksaj 6y ago
My first two searches failed to find results.
And then I searched for fried chicken, and it tells me "From the recipes we've sampled for fried chicken, over 35% have chicken." and "In fact, over 20% of fried chicken recipes contain oil." The percentages between conflicting ingredient names for chicken and oil still don't add up even nearly to 100%, so these sentences are quite surprising.
I think the wonky stats might be because "From the recipes we've sampled for fried chicken, over 15% have korean chile."
Either there are a lot of recipes making the same typos, there's a whole world of "korean chile" fried chicken recipes out there, the database has to expand considerably, and/or the code has to discern same ingredients with different names, before the analysis parts start to make sense.
I like the idea, but this first experience wasn't very fruitful.