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by omernev 10y ago
I hope I'm understanding the question correctly. If I don't answer fully, go ahead and comment again... Mostly, the answer is that the algorithm doesn't need tweaking between different sites. It's even a bit more generic
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by omernev 10y ago
People don't always use concepts with the exact same definitions in mind. I sometimes interchange between deep learning and neural networks without thinking about it (even though I probably shouldn't). Generally speaking, neural n
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by omernev 10y ago
This is very accurate :-)
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by omernev 10y ago
Good question! Integration is one of those incredibly important points that usually isn't "exciting" enough to get a lot of attention. But it's actually a huge factor in our business. We have 3 ways to integrate with sto
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by omernev 10y ago
I remember reading this article. We do a few things differently, though we try to take what we can from existing literature: 1. They actively ask questions. We use the natural product placement in stores as our "questions". This m
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by omernev 10y ago
I've actually been planning to write about it (the actual algorithm, or at least the basic concepts there) and put it up for a while now, but finding time for writing is pretty hard.... Here's my best shot at a short technical sum
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by omernev 10y ago
That's a fair question :-) The article is aimed to simplify the basic things that would happen, and not to give an explanation of the algorithm. In reality, the indications we learn from different products are considerably more nuanced
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by omernev 10y ago
Hi friends! Omer, co-founder of NeoWize, here. I'll be checking in here for the next day or so and would love to answer any questions you may have...
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How to Deal With a Hostile Audience(ljlseminars.com)
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