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I tried a few topics, e.g. neuroscience and language (a minor variation of the query in the blog), and the results are rather useless. It certainly doesn't show
by tgv 2y ago
I tried a few topics, e.g. neuroscience and language (a minor variation of the query in the blog), and the results are rather useless. It certainly doesn't show users with knowledge of the topic. Perhaps too fringe?
- SubiculumCode 2y agoI tried three searches'autism' 'episodic memory' and 'hippocampus' and I was pleased to see my account on each. I guess I have my niche :)
- yorwba 2y agoIf you select some of the keywords (e.g. "brain" and "linguistic") for a user, you get posts they made related to those keywords. I think the results are okay in terms of relevance to the query, but of course "posting about a topic" and "being knowledgeable about a topic" are different things. Now if this tool could distinguish posts that sound like they were written by a layman from those made by an expert...