The code I wrote was a bit messy and just as an experiment. 
Good enough for proof of concept but not for production - it was just 
written to test a few ideas.

I don't mind sending you a private copy - but explaining how it works would 
be low priority.

A better idea would be for me to put it up on github together with my 
library of Erlang code that
parses and mucks with tiddlers - I'm trying to programmatically create TWs 
from other data sources.

If you saw the talk you'd see that we're interested in "Communicating TW's" 
I can imagine TW's sending messages
to each other - but this is a long way off ...

I did make a little writeup that explains the method (enclosed) - the code 
was just a prototype and written in Erlang - the problem at the moment is 
that this is not integrated in any way with a live TW - Our idea was to 
integrate this through a socket interface.

At the moment I'm learning the TW so hopefully when I understand more I'll 
figure out how to
connect the TW to Erlang through a socket and fun and games will follow :-)

The TF*IDF algorithm is very simple (see the writeup) most of the work is 
in tokenising the input
into words - from  then on it's easy (in pure JS) - integrating this with 
the TW would then be
as they say "an exercise to the reader" (that's what I say when I don't 
know how to do this :-)

Cheers

/Joe


On Monday, 21 January 2019 18:04:10 UTC+1, Rob Hoelz wrote:
>
> Hi everyone (especially Jeremy and Joe) -
>
> I finally got around to watching this talk, and I was enraptured the whole 
> time, especially by the part about inferring tags and using TF-IDF to come 
> up with more accurate suggestions.  Is the source code for your work freely 
> available?  I tried my hand at tag inference using forests of decision 
> trees a few months back, and I'd like to study alternative approaches!
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>

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