1 Delfins @ 11:09 (2005. gada 04. marts)

tas jau sen skaidrs, ka tur ir linux klasteri.

2 Sm @ 11:59 (2005. gada 04. marts)

Ja Tu gribi tehniskus rakstus par Gūgli, varu iedot linkus — šitais jau nu tāds nebija.

Bet vai ir kāda nojausma, ko nozīmē:
The company also is applying machine learning to its system to give better results. Theoretically, he said, if someone searches for "Bay Area cooking class," the system should know that "Berkeley courses: vegetarian cuisine" is a good match even though it contains none of the query words.

"To do this, the system tries to cluster concepts into "reasonably coherent" subclusters that seem related. These clusters, some tiny and some huge, are named automatically. Then, when a query comes in, the system produces a probability score for the various clusters. This kind of machine learning has had little success in academic trials, Hoelzle said, because they didn't have enough data. "If you have enough data, you get reasonably good answers out of it."

3 laacz @ 12:01 (2005. gada 04. marts)

Sm: un kur ir linki? :)

4 Sm @ 12:50 (2005. gada 04. marts)

http://www.uwtv.org/programs/displayeven… :)

http://labs.google.com/papers.html

5 Sm @ 12:53 (2005. gada 04. marts)

Tā kā šī firma ir big, evil un secret, tad skaidrs, ka kautko patiesu no viņiem izspiest būs grūti.

6 ulzha @ 14:38 (2005. gada 04. marts)

Reāli smieklīgs raksts. Atgādina konkrētus personāžus no kursa, kas saliek tikko noklausītus terminus pastāvīga apmeklētāja iespaidu radīt gribošās kombinācijās.