Users expecting to use the SCE for a particular purpose may need to regenerate a model from scratch during an initial exploration phase. For example when Ketil reviewed the 600 URL's he ended up having to define for himself detailed descriptions of how to score a document. I also have had to do that, as my initial guess for what was the "right stuff" turned out to be inadequate (not specific enough). My second pass at a rule set is:
+ Green rules:
A document that defines permafrost-related terminology that also likely contains information about the history of the term. Examples: Permafrost related review papers; comprehensive dictionaries; wikipedia articles with historical discussions of terms, etc.
! Orange rules:
Documents that are about permafrost-related terms but which do not have historical information. Newspaper articles, etc.
- Red rules:
Documents using permafrost terms but which are about businesses, games, etc. Totally irrelevant stuff.
NOTE: Anyone have a better way of colorizing markdown text?
Users expecting to use the SCE for a particular purpose may need to regenerate a model from scratch during an initial exploration phase. For example when Ketil reviewed the 600 URL's he ended up having to define for himself detailed descriptions of how to score a document. I also have had to do that, as my initial guess for what was the "right stuff" turned out to be inadequate (not specific enough). My second pass at a rule set is:
A document that defines permafrost-related terminology that also likely contains information about the history of the term. Examples: Permafrost related review papers; comprehensive dictionaries; wikipedia articles with historical discussions of terms, etc.
Documents that are about permafrost-related terms but which do not have historical information. Newspaper articles, etc.
Documents using permafrost terms but which are about businesses, games, etc. Totally irrelevant stuff.
NOTE: Anyone have a better way of colorizing markdown text?