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How do I know if it's working? I've activated it, clicked a ton of links that interest me and I'm not seeing anything.

• excerionsforte 15y ago
  In order to train the classifier, you must click the "more" link and make sure the button above in your omnibox is orange.
  • lachyg 15y ago
    Click the "more" link how often? Is there a way to tell it that I don't agree with one of its suggestions?
    • excerionsforte 15y ago
      It should only be two times. Two pages of results is enough. And no there is no way you can tell it you don't agree, but that sounds like something I can explore. :)
  • StavrosK 15y ago
    Do I have to do it every time I need to train it? I never click "more" in regular usage, I read one page and close it.
    • excerionsforte 15y ago
      Yes, you have to. :/ I tried to explore ways to grab the data without needing to click it, but I needed a well defined action (going to the next page is valid to me) that would tell the classifier to train on the data. I'll see if I can find multiple ways to direct certain actions to train the classifier.
      • polyfractal 15y ago
        Without seeing the source it's hard to ask relevant technical questions, but why not train every time a link is opened?
        • excerionsforte 15y ago
          Online training? I need to read more about it, but I believe there is a partial implementation of it in it weirdly enough. Dev Source: https://github.com/normano/ycChrome https://github.com/normano/ycChrome
          • StavrosK 15y ago
            Naive Bayes is an online classifier anyway, training on click would be the equivalent of clicking a single link and then clicking next. I don't see why it would be hard to do...