For example?

yeah sorry man, this post is dumb the way its been made. a lot better ways to visualise what you meant

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I looked at this for 5 minutes before going wtf is Xe/Ze (no offence)

It became a bit of a meme, a lot of people use it as an anti-jinx for their team now.

See my main comment for more of a breakdown, but it's a venn diagram of the top 100 movies for users with each set of pronouns. Jaws was just on the He list so it goes in the blue section, Moonlight was on the He and She lists so it goes in the purple, and Her was on all three so it goes in the white.

So we all agree that Brad Pitt movies are cool, I see 3 in the white circle at first glance.

Fellowship was on all 3 lists, Return of the King was on He and Xe/Ze. They were ranked highest on the He list.

One day people in the flyover states are going to have their lives changed when they discover Kimbap/Gimbap.

I mean it's just a sushi roll of bibimbap. And they're so, so good.

Was thinking the same thing. Really interesting breakdown between the genders

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We are unjinxing the 4th WorldCup now

Did you use t-SNE for this?

I do this with the recipes as well. I measure out a small bit of salt (like 1/8 tsp) and sprinkle a portion of that on when they want me to. That way I am technically salting, but not much.

They seem to fall into the chicken cluster since the others don't seem the use such different ingredients that they form their own cluster, and there are more chicken pie recipes so that's why it got that label. But thank you, it's questions like these I need.

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> No, they preprogrammed how to break down that sentence into individual parts and process each one and how they relate to each other.

If you meant "processing", why did you say "stimuli and responses", neither of which is processing?

Regardless, also no, they almost certainly didn't train it grammar either. Similarly to how you don't teach your 2 year old child sentence diagramming, in most AI like this, it picks it up from examples, not explicit rules.

They did program in basic fundamentals of learning and conditioning though. Much like your human genes programmed into you, since newborn infants already demonstrate reinforcement learning...

I figured as much, I did look at this actually. Hello Fresh is extremely friendly with all the data they provide on their website, you can actually tell if an offer is intended for new users only or not purely based on their api responses.

To be honest, I had trouble visualizing this concept, hence the post. The idea was the take 3700 different recipes for pie, but understand how much variation there is in terms of their ingredients.

So the algorithm will cluster recipes that have very similar ingredients and give them one color, and place the cluster in such a manner that clusters with very different ingredients are far away from each other

No my friend, he is trying to help. It doesn't make sense at all.

You can use a standard author license for $9, it’s not as clear of an option but it’s there. Quicksight is good IMO, a little learning curve and maybe not as “visually” inclined as tableau but it’s an option that integrates well with sources and is quick to produce.

They do track you by credit card number and address, so it can be hard to get a lot of the deals as they're designed for new clients.

Where TF is LOTR? WHAT AM I?

Shout out to Scarface, Synecdoche, Persona, and Shrek 2 enjoyers. Easily my favourite gender.

What about steak, mushroom, pork, chicken, fish, venison etc.?