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Google Sets (http://labs.google.com/sets http://labs.google.com/sets) was one of the earlier things available in Google Labs, back when it was just a dumping gr
by JimmyL 17y ago
Google Sets (http://labs.google.com/sets http://labs.google.com/sets) was one of the earlier things available in Google Labs, back when it was just a dumping ground for weird stuff (as opposed to one for non-mainstream features). I'd guess this is where the technology used to generate the square from the samples comes from.
I also wouldn't call it training, for what it's worth. I punched in the same query, and was asked (like you were) to provide some samples - shouldn't (ideally) it know that it's not known this before, and use the samples you suggested?
- vidarh 17y agoWould you trust a single input for immediate future use? If so, Google Square has some Viagra to sell you... In other words: A single user can never be trusted when they know nothing else about you - if they did, the spammers would be out in force as soon as it got any traction at all.
- wizard_2 17y agoYea but like for the "wiki search" they can trust you know what you want to see.
- khandekars 17y agoAha, thanks for the recollection about Google Sets. Your guess looks plausible. I agree with vidarh's point about spam potential, re: reusing previous samples.