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Add a 'weight' field for Distribution and populate it with the best weighting for Unigram and Digram values per subreddit
#13 opened Oct 30, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
More Scripts
#11 opened Oct 10, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
need for speed
#10 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
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Create Utility Class
#9 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
2
See if possible to capture top subreddits instead of relying on copy paste redditlist.com
#8 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
2
Architect a better means instead of command line calling with args
#7 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
Create a better way to benchmark results for accuracy and speed using different methods
#6 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
Test and see results using Bi-directional predicting
#5 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
Add start/end characters and track the distributions accordingly
#4 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
Be able to store the results of the tests and access them quickly
#2 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
More command line args
#1 opened Oct 8, 2016 by JacksonDavenport
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