Comments for TDev.org http://tdev.org Tea... is a religion of the art of life - Kakuzo Okakura Sun, 15 Aug 2010 20:19:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Text analysis in Lapsang by Taco http://tdev.org/2010/text-analysis-in-lapsang#comment-8 Taco Sun, 15 Aug 2010 20:19:51 +0000 http://tdev.org/?p=174#comment-8 @Mark, Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately I am not that creative with my camera, I found the picture somewhere on the internet and cropped it to my liking. For multilingual support I could determine the language used for the title and then store the language for every word. Another option would indeed be use a translation service first and store and score only English words. But later... Greetings, Taco. @Mark,

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately I am not that creative with my camera, I found the picture somewhere on the internet and cropped it to my liking.

For multilingual support I could determine the language used for the title and then store the language for every word. Another option would indeed be use a translation service first and store and score only English words. But later…

Greetings,
Taco.

]]> Comment on Text analysis in Lapsang by Mark Verschuur http://tdev.org/2010/text-analysis-in-lapsang#comment-7 Mark Verschuur Sun, 15 Aug 2010 09:56:00 +0000 http://tdev.org/?p=174#comment-7 Looks like your really making progress. For a non programmer it's interesting to see a programmers view of resolving a problem like text analysis. Maybe you could use existing translate services to overcome the multi lingual challenge (like Google translate?). I also see potential in your project if you look at it spatially. By analysing the subject or origin of an article you could check if the user is more interested in articles about a certain continent, country, Provence, or city and prioritize based on that. But maybe that's a next phase ;-). Good luck with the next phase of your project! Mark Verschuur p.s. I like the new picture in the heading by the way. Did you make it yourself? Looks like your really making progress. For a non programmer it’s interesting to see a programmers view of resolving a problem like text analysis. Maybe you could use existing translate services to overcome the multi lingual challenge (like Google translate?).

I also see potential in your project if you look at it spatially. By analysing the subject or origin of an article you could check if the user is more interested in articles about a certain continent, country, Provence, or city and prioritize based on that. But maybe that’s a next phase ;-) .

Good luck with the next phase of your project!

Mark Verschuur

p.s. I like the new picture in the heading by the way. Did you make it yourself?

]]> Comment on My personal programming project by Taco http://tdev.org/2010/my-personal-programming-project#comment-4 Taco Sun, 15 Aug 2010 04:55:05 +0000 http://tdev.org/?p=143#comment-4 I disabled comments for this post because somewhere in the world someone thinks that this is the place to advertise for casinos and pills. I disabled comments for this post because somewhere in the world someone thinks that this is the place to advertise for casinos and pills.

]]> Comment on My personal programming project by Mark Verschuur http://tdev.org/2010/my-personal-programming-project#comment-3 Mark Verschuur Fri, 23 Jul 2010 06:08:41 +0000 http://tdev.org/?p=143#comment-3 Sounds like a very interesting case study with promise of an information organising tool that can be useful to many. Like Michel I hope to see a working prototype in the end and I would enjoy being one of the testing audience! Good luck with your project! Mark Verschuur Sounds like a very interesting case study with promise of an information organising tool that can be useful to many. Like Michel I hope to see a working prototype in the end and I would enjoy being one of the testing audience!

Good luck with your project!

Mark Verschuur

]]> Comment on My personal programming project by TurBas http://tdev.org/2010/my-personal-programming-project#comment-2 TurBas Fri, 23 Jul 2010 05:13:21 +0000 http://tdev.org/?p=143#comment-2 Finally you found an interesting topic to blog about. I sincerely hope that you will not only think about the project but will also end up with a working prototype, or better, an end product. Eagerly waiting for the next blogpostings concerning the project. I just hope that choosing a different programming language isn't gonna delay your project development... Kind regards, Michel van der Weide Finally you found an interesting topic to blog about. I sincerely hope that you will not only think about the project but will also end up with a working prototype, or better, an end product.

Eagerly waiting for the next blogpostings concerning the project. I just hope that choosing a different programming language isn’t gonna delay your project development…

Kind regards,

Michel van der Weide

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