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Confining topics to a bin or convex hull as an alternate to routing #168

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@CP500 CP500 commented Feb 23, 2024

This approach involves utilizing a set of non-linear 1-dimensional projections to ascertain the relevance of a given item, aiming to confine it within specific bins or a convex hull. As an alternate to the cosine distance.

This approach involves utilizing a set of non-linear 1-dimensional projections to ascertain the relevance of a given item, aiming to confine it within specific bins or a convex hull. As an alternate to the cosine distance.
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Oh, this is really nice, @CP500! I was just now looking into proposing a better way to classify user questions to routes and this looks like a cool idea. Any thoughts, @bruvduroiu and @jamescalam?

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CP500 commented Mar 16, 2024

@andreped you can also use this method as a scalar scoring/ ranking function if you had a few good and bad examples.

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