MojoJolo

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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   In positive note, I was thinking this to be integrated in touch screen phones several years from now! Imagine using your phone, playing with it while walking in the strees and it's charging through the solar film integrated in the screen.
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   I'm excited to know those companies. I hope you update those list in the future!
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   Wow. Every 3 months! I was thinking what 2011 and 2012 companies might be included in that list in the future? Also, I noticed that most if not all of these companies are Silicon Valley startups. Maybe the frequency of billion dollar compan
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   May I know where and how the data collected? And what is the first word in the array?
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   The JSON output contains all the sentences arranged based on their importance. It also contains the total score of individual sentences plus their scores for each features (criteria). The features used are title, sentence length, and senten
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   This is an awesome work! Maybe a good substitute / improvement for the overused image carousels.
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   Here a clickable link http://textteaser.com/
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   The problem in summarizing news manually is that it takes too much effort for a human to do it. The efficiency may be good, but as many news pass by, his efficiency will go down. (assuming that he's only the one summarizing)
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   by MojoJolo 14y ago

   I experienced an article in TheVerge which is mainly a video as its content. What I will be amazed is a good automatic summarization algorithm that is using abstraction and not just extraction. Also, check out circa ( http://cir.ca/ ). Neve
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    We use lexical chains in our undergraduate thesis. Not a fan of it. AFAIK, not much of the text we summarized are affected by our lexical chain feature. It is a minor feature in our thesis. We combined lexical chains with other summarizatio
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    A friend of mine is doing a research about this. Clustering articles through the use of neural networks. But of course, it can only cluster articles that is in their collection or corpus.
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    I found the answer to my question. It is still extraction. Doing abstraction is still a difficult problem to solve. the app's summaries are intelligible sentences, but since they're extracted from articles without providing any other con
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Is he doing extraction or abstraction? I'm doing a research about automatic summarization and also creating an app for it. Summly and my idea has a different approach but I'm curious in some aspects of how summly summarizes articles. I thin
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    For what kind of apps I mean?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Tried Summly, as a matter of fact, it is included in my related systems. I don't know what happen to them that they don't exist as of today. Well, in my opinion, it doesn't summarize that good. You also might want to check Cruxbot ( http://
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Can extracted sentences be considered as outline?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    This is a cool idea. But the algorithm only extracts the most important sentences. What will happen is it will just tweet the most important sentence in the blog post (considering that it's 140 characters or less).
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Mine is only single document summarization. Yes, it's an interesting technology but I think there is not much of improvement.
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Output is 5 sentences. Quality is still being tested but here's a sample: from this article http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/09/do-you-need-to-be-a-jerk-to... Do You Need To Be A Jerk To Be A Successful Entrepreneur? - I recently read Ben Au
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Who can be the target market for those APIs that I will sell?
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    Ask HN: What product can be built around automatic summarization algorithms?

    5 points by MojoJolo 14y ago|20 comments
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    I find the riddle and the answers amazing! But the answers I saw were only for even number of children. Is there a good solution for odd numbers?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Does this work for odd number of children?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    I don't know why Facebook reacted like that. But as I understand, those information are not from Facebook itself. They are from an unknown third party app. Also, anyone who has a knowledge in Facebook API can mine those information by creat
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    Don't date a programmer(blog.jpbalb.in)

    3 points by MojoJolo 14y ago|0 comments
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    This is a good read. You really know what you want, and what to do. Concrete plan. Midwest is still in the US right. It's funny, I just read earlier here in YC an accepted application but failed in the interview. This is a good example of a
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    Correct me if I'm wrong but this licensure exam is like those exams that was taken by some engineering graduates to gain the "Engr" status?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    I think a picture of you might help.
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    It seems that I can't access your page. Is it still inactive?
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    by MojoJolo 14y ago

    I don't get it why you said it's interactive. But I like the simplicity of the design. I also built mine, but not in Github, well here http://jpbalb.in/resume.html Just a thought though, is self picture important in the resume?