esflow

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   by esflow 3y ago

   Video I recorded for the team, might be useful for someone.
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   Customer service conflict resolution [video](youtube.com)

   1 points by esflow 3y ago|1 comments
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   by esflow 7y ago

   That's why I'm wondering how to score it. If I give too much weight to the surface it won't make sense definitely. So at the beginning surface and price were the most important so then I had a lot of really big and cheap apar
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   by esflow 7y ago

   Thanks, sounds interesting, I will check it.
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   by esflow 7y ago

   Rank based on apartment data, like surface, district, price, year of construction, number of rooms, etc. So based on it to rate apartment, in the end, to sort it from the best to worst :)
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   by esflow 7y ago

   Yes, there are several thousand apartments. Based on what to cluster them?
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   by esflow 7y ago

   Thanks a lot, I will try it and test how well it works.
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   by esflow 7y ago

   But even in the same neighborhood super well-furnished apartment and shell apartment will have very different prices per square foot. Also depending on construction year price per square can greatly differ.
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   by esflow 7y ago

   At this moment how I do it: The initial score is 0, based on year of construction (newer is better ofc) I add 0-36 points, amount of square meters I multiply by 0.5 and add it as extra points, based on how prestigious is the district I add
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    by esflow 7y ago

    Thanks, I will check it out!
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    Ask HN: What kind of scoring algorithms exist?

    24 points by esflow 7y ago|19 comments