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> Do you publish accuracy figures? we'd love to, but unfortunately some of our main competitors have restricting terms in their ToS (e.g. http://www.alchemyapi
by parsabg 13y ago
> Do you publish accuracy figures?
we'd love to, but unfortunately some of our main competitors have restricting terms in their ToS (e.g. http://www.alchemyapi.com/company/terms.html http://www.alchemyapi.com/company/terms.html) that prevent us from doing so. we will publish what we can though.
> Any information about what domains your training data is from?
they're mostly trained on general news and social media content (with lots of manual and automated cleanup). drop us an email if you need more details: hello@aylien.com
- yen223 13y agoI'm curious - how does a competitor's ToS prevent your company from doing anything?
- Blahah 13y agoThe competitors don't allow you to benchmark their services, so while you can benchmark your own product you can't compare it to others. For example, from the Alchemy API: YOU MAY NOT ACCESS THE SERVICES FOR PURPOSES OF MONITORING THEIR AVAILABILITY, PERFORMANCE OR FUNCTIONALITY, OR FOR ANY OTHER BENCHMARKING OR COMPETITIVE PURPOSES
- malkung 13y agoAlso this: "publish or perform any benchmark or performance tests or analysis relating to the Service or the use thereof without express authorization from AlchemyAPI;" Suppose I am evaluating their service, before I decide to buy. I would be breaking these ToS, I guess.
- syllogism 13y agoI don't care what alchemy scores --- I care what _you_ score. Why can't you just run any of the standard NLP evaluations?