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   by geelen 14y ago

   That's something we haven't tested, but my gut tells me contrasting Vector Victors (like better in both dimensions) is 'worth' more than similar Vector Victors. The really significant change would be that agreeing in one dimension (yes A is
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   by geelen 14y ago

   Check out this post on the topic: http://blog.goodfil.ms/blog/2011/10/07/a-better-way-to-rate-... 'Quality' is intended to be a more objective score of the craft of the film. Quality of writing, directing, acting; originality of the idea;
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   by geelen 14y ago

   It's not actually linear correlation, since we effectively normalise the pairwise scores to [-1,0,1],[-1,0,1] (nine possible combos). We're exploring blending in a few other signals along the way, but we wanted to see how far we could get b
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   Project InGen - ranking your friends by film taste compatibility(blog.goodfil.ms)

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   by geelen 16y ago

   Well, a couple of things. If you look at a branching model such as that described by Vincent Driessen [1], you start to appreciate the amount of information encapsulated by branches and merges in the history. In a fast-moving project with s