I am thinking of build a system to ask the coders just an intelligent recommend options,
so the user just need to answer yes or no.
when an actor needs to be tagged we need to the following things:
if: english(actor) exist in our english dictionary,
then we suggest that answer to the user
else if: we use wiki api to find the actor role
else if: we use the synonym service we have (based on word2Vec) to see if any of its synonym already being tagged in our system, and suggest that answer.
After the system suggest that answer to the user, the user just need to simply say yes or no.
And similar actor sugegsting: think of a way that after a user tagging some actors, search out the actors need to be tagged in our system that most similar to teh current actor (in some way, )
,instead of random going to another actor.
after they tagged something wonder if there is anyway to the system to notice that some same nouns are exactly the same are teh ones we are tagging, and we can mark them, and don't need to go there, and tagged it again.
@ahalterman
@cegme
I am thinking of build a system to ask the coders just an intelligent recommend options, so the user just need to answer yes or no. when an actor needs to be tagged we need to the following things: if: english(actor) exist in our english dictionary, then we suggest that answer to the user else if: we use wiki api to find the actor role else if: we use the synonym service we have (based on word2Vec) to see if any of its synonym already being tagged in our system, and suggest that answer. After the system suggest that answer to the user, the user just need to simply say yes or no.
And similar actor sugegsting: think of a way that after a user tagging some actors, search out the actors need to be tagged in our system that most similar to teh current actor (in some way, ) ,instead of random going to another actor.
after they tagged something wonder if there is anyway to the system to notice that some same nouns are exactly the same are teh ones we are tagging, and we can mark them, and don't need to go there, and tagged it again. @ahalterman @cegme