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Very strange. Do you share your computer with others? The change is probably due to caching. If your computer isn't shared, I'd blame Google's classification w
by danielharan 15y ago
Very strange. Do you share your computer with others?
The change is probably due to caching. If your computer isn't shared, I'd blame Google's classification which isn't always very accurate. Best example: a page of photos of pole dancers was classified as "winter sports" because the secondary navigation linked to relevant content...
- alexholehouse 15y agoIndeed - no, I'm the sole user of the computer, it just seems odd that so many disappeared, I'd almost not believe it if I hadn't taken a screenshot! Considering Google's expertise with data you'd think they'd have enough NLP know-how to avoid errors like the one you describe - interesting though.
- danielharan 15y agoProbably a lack of motivation rather than ability. Also, their current algo is probably "good enough" for most cases.
- alexholehouse 15y agoYeah - I guess when "good enough" gets you around $25 billion in revenue, it's probably good enough for now...