Re: Mixed 64-bit system GerH binaries / BillYscripts --> two-sided training? YES!

On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 10:37:44PM +0200, C. Cau wrote:
> > no, on HS that's not that easy, or even doable, in it's present
> > shape.
> would you please elaborate a bit more on that? is it due to limitations 

HS stores 'documents', as ordered hash vectors (iirc). Thus, at first (
and 2nd, and 3rd) thought, I don't see a way to store multiclass _and_
save something, rather I see many way to get good headaches ;)
But HS files should be rather compressible, thus speeding up disk I/O 
provided that it can be mmaped (compressed-fs maybe?), else the crm_mmap
code would need more than a tweak.

> just think to sort of a "hash signal strength", and then set 
> thresholds, thus creating different classes?
> 
> I can imagine here & now a signed value, where min=bad, 0=neutral and 
> max=good. Then you can further subdivide the full range in order to 
> carve out as many classes as needed. Possibly on the fly, by the way.

not sure to understand what you mean, but the x/w bit/class mapping for 
a w bits most efficent wordlength - 32 or 64 depending on arch - sounds
like that. Or definitely I didn't get it ?


--
paolo

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