Re: CRM-114 customization for chocolate?

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On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 08:35:54AM -0400, [email protected] spake thusly:
> Multi-class differentiation is a _much_ harder problem. =20

I think I brought this subject up on the list once, a few years ago. And
I'll re-raise the same question I did then which I seem to recall we
agreed would work in principle but the accuracy was never mentioned so
let me ask again but frame it differently:

Would it be possible to get better than 90% to take a kind of
binary-tree sorting approach and cut the corpus in half each time? The
downside is that a human would have to intelligently arrange the order
in which it was subdivided which may defeat the purpose.

For example, I would separate my computer mail from my non-computer mail
at a first pass. Then I would sort computer mail in terms of
Linux-related stuff vs programming stuff etc.  I might sort non-computer
mail in terms of flying (one of my other avocations) vs other stuff etc.
Dividing it up based on which sorts of things tend to have the most
distinct vocabularies/topics.

--=20
Tracy Reed

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