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   by roye 13y ago

   You pick words you don't know, it makes flashcards and suggests stuff at your reading level - seems like it would be awesome for reading (academic) papers.
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   Cool language learning app(lingua.ly)

   1 points by roye 13y ago|1 comments
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   by roye 13y ago

   You'll find it here: http://tau.ac.il/~rozovr/
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   by roye 13y ago

   not sure, but would definitely take a look.
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   by roye 13y ago

   Can you explain "probabilistic key-value store?" Would it be that each gene has some defined probability of belonging to a given organism, or is it probabilistic in the sense of having a defined error rate as BFs do?
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   by roye 13y ago

   BFs are getting pretty popular in bioinformatics. The post mentions one example, here is my favorite recent one: http://minia.genouest.org/files/minia.pdf
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   by roye 13y ago

   You could use them for rough spell-checking by hashing all the words in a dictionary. You would then need some additional data structure for overcoming false positives though, but any word rejected would necessarily not be a member of the
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   by roye 14y ago

   sounds great - @rozovr