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Ahh, I get it. The user isn't actually sorting, but providing input values for a segment of text, that a sorting algorithm might use. I was having visions of t
by CWuestefeld 17y ago
Ahh, I get it. The user isn't actually sorting, but providing input values for a segment of text, that a sorting algorithm might use.
I was having visions of trying to parse sentence breaks, and then having users shove the good sentences in the article to the top, and bad ones down. None of which made any sense to me...
- DanielBMarkham 17y agoYep. So if the last three times you read something about Michael Jackson it ticked you off, the system doesn't rank segments of text tagged with Michael Jackson very highly the next time you search for related questions or statements. To take it a step further, if you and I track closely when the keyword phrase is "Sundance Film Festival", and I just read an article I found hilarious, it's probably something you would enjoy as well. There is a bit of arm-waving going on here, I admit. But it's just a blue-sky concept right now, so a little arm-waving can be forgiven (hopefullly).