Use Machine Learning to Increase Sales from Your Predictable Customers (jackstouffer.com) 3 points by bionsuba 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] ChristianGeek 9y ago ↗ The use of "Machine Learning" here is either naive or clickbait. [–] bionsuba 9y ago ↗ Can you elaborate? I used a feature of a machine learning library to make a prediction. By my understanding that's correct usage. [–] ChristianGeek 9y ago ↗ This does a much better job of explaining than I could:https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2015/07/difference-mach...TL;DR: Just because you used a servo from a robot kit doesn't mean you built a robot (not meant in a harsh way, just using an analogy).
[–] bionsuba 9y ago ↗ Can you elaborate? I used a feature of a machine learning library to make a prediction. By my understanding that's correct usage. [–] ChristianGeek 9y ago ↗ This does a much better job of explaining than I could:https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2015/07/difference-mach...TL;DR: Just because you used a servo from a robot kit doesn't mean you built a robot (not meant in a harsh way, just using an analogy).
[–] ChristianGeek 9y ago ↗ This does a much better job of explaining than I could:https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2015/07/difference-mach...TL;DR: Just because you used a servo from a robot kit doesn't mean you built a robot (not meant in a harsh way, just using an analogy).
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TL;DR: Just because you used a servo from a robot kit doesn't mean you built a robot (not meant in a harsh way, just using an analogy).