I want to build a similar post recommendation system that a user sees after performing some activity on the news feed. For example: If he/she spends more time on sports posts, giving him/her sports recommended post so I would like to get help on what kind of dataset do I need to build a post recommendation system that a user likes to see. I am confused on should I build a dataset of my own if yes how can I build these recommendation posts? Thank you in advance!!
Hello and welcome to the forum! I recommend against building a dataset of your own as real world datasets have certain properties (distribution, missing data, noise) which are quite hard to replicate artificially.
You included Kaggle in your tags. Why don't you use it? It looks perfect for the job. Here's a list of options with the #recommender-systems tag.
This one and this one are about films. This other one is about user interactions with a news platform.
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I have found a better website for getting the data. If you press my link, you can see in the top of the screen there are multiple future games. I would like to get details about the games that BC Copenhagen plays. The details should be live stats (points, players' points...). Is this possible?
Website: https://basketligaen.dk/
I have a pretty difficult question.
I want to fetch live data from a basketball game website. However, this is very tricky, because first of all:
The live games change all the time, and I'm only interested when one team is playing: "BC Copenhagen". (However, if I get more data from different teams, that would work as well)
When you click on the list, you get moved to a detailed screen about the live game. And this is the data I'm interested in.
So I need to somehow get data from the live games. Is it even possible to do this with Excell commands, or do I need to work with APIs like Zapier or Make? However, I have no idea how to do this.
Do you maybe have to give the Link to the game every time the game starts? But this would really not be a reliable solution.
Note: I'm using this data for a Glide App
Website: https://official.mvpapp.dk/live.php
You could try IMPORTHTML, but the link provided above shows no data for me. Most likely this requires much more scripting than that. Ideally, there would be an API data feed that could be used. Again, I see no data, so I can't say for sure.
A worst case scenario would be using #google-apps-scripts to parse the listing of games, grab the game you want, and get the data from that page. That would be out of scope of a Stack Overflow question.
I am trying to build a chatbot using wit.ai. I have managed to make intent and their values with different questions but i am unable to understand that where to put answer of every intent. I mean how to form a dialogue or conversation system as there is not stories tabin current wit.ai.
I saw different Tuts where stories tab (in beta format) available (to make dialogue) but in current site it is not available.
The stories feature has been deprecated.
More information here.
If you want something similar, maybe have a look at api.ai
Hi guys im brand new and not a developer but I need a way for users when they go to my site they can upload there video and there would be a option for them to add there first name and email so when the video is uploaded the database can keep all the data together.
Ideally I want this as easy as possible for the user and this would just go to our youtube channel or any video platform will work.Any advice would be great!
Please provide more information like what platform are you using ?.
There's more than one way to skin a cat.
The simple way to achieve with web technologies like (Php,node,jave) is maintain the basic user information into the sessions, and whenever it's necessary use this information.
You need to get some knowledge about the system you are using. You particularly need:
access to the server
to know the server type
access to the database
to know the database type
where the relevant files are
After you have gathered all these information, you at least know what you do not know. The next step is to gather information about how you can implement the feature you need. Look at it like at a puzzle with many small pieces. If you are patient-enough, at the end you will resolve the puzzle.
This is more a general topic on implementation. Basically what I want to do is allow one group of users to create a survey from a html form and allow them to post this for a second group of users to see.
I would like the second group of users to be able to fill out the forms and submit them to whoever posted the survey. I would like whoever posted the survey to be able to filter the results (by say age, sex, or other variable in the form) and I would like the first group to be able to use their form in subsequent surveys without having to re-enter data?
I have basic knowledge of HTML and CSS so my question would be how is the best way to implement this? Is it even with forms? What languages would I need to learn?
Not sure I quite get the hang of what you're trying to do but for starters there's plenty of free survey creation tools out there such as http://www.surveymonkey.com/ that might do some/what you need.
Google Docs should allow you to input the survey data into a spreadsheet.
I am currently designing a reviews site for video games similar to gamespot am wondering where and if there is an online database that contains information such as name, publisher, release date etc with an API. I dont really want to have to enter each title manually or let users enter the title manually.
Where do these large sites get information like this? I wouldn't think it would be manually. I know for movies IMDB exists.
How would I go about adding it to my database?
Thanks
May I point you to web scraping?
Be sure to read the section legal issues and on well-behaved bots.
There's always Amazon and their product advertising API. Some older, but interesting code snippets can be found on this page.
If you know Perl, there is an amzing module called WWW::Mechanize
Pretty much you can write a script to get to any website and grab any data you need.
So for example you can go to www.gamespot.com, get list like the one below and put them in your database.
http://www.gamespot.com/games.html?platform=1029&mode=all&sort=views&dlx_type=all&sortdir=asc&official=all&tag=games%3Bfooter%3Bmore