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I didn't mean to use time of publication as an indicator of quality, but instead to find out material which has more chances of being foundational (because it c
by revorad 15y ago
I didn't mean to use time of publication as an indicator of quality, but instead to find out material which has more chances of being foundational (because it came before).
- gdubs 15y agoI get you, but I just think that prerequisite knowledge is often not going to be chronologically published. I was thinking along the lines of the Netflix recommendation engine based on topics covered in a text and the overall 'grade level' of the book. There's been some good work done in the latter, eg "The Art of Plain Talk" which has a system for analyzing the grade level of a given piece of writing.