The idea of distance thresholding models that are trained to satisfy an ordering constraint is a bit strange. The reason it's hard is that there isn't a thresho

The idea of distance thresholding models that are trained to satisfy an ordering constraint is a bit strange. The reason it's hard is that there isn't a threshold! You can slice and dice it a ton of different ways, but the significance of groups is incidental. It's a good starting point, but having done this a few times for a few companies it always seems like it needs substantial human review.