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Loops publishes illustration of their recommender algorithm
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2025
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I didn't fail, I actually succeeded. Plus judging by how hard it was to do a simple algorithm an algorithm like this would take way too much effort.
Given from the infographic they didn't even think about an algorithm let alone worked on it
How do you know it's implemented as described in the picture?
Because I wrote it, just look at the code
I already explained how I know. So you can answer my question or just dodge?
It actually is on account that it's real world experience that gives me insight into how algorithms are done. Expertise you don't have
I'm not worried about credibility since I look more credible than you because you flipped a question and never answered how you know
So buddy you gonna prove the algorithm in loop works exactly like it does in the picture or give me the W?
Nope asking you to prove that the algorithm works like it does in the picture.
I don't helping you understand super basic things
I'll explain it if you admit my points are right and your too ignorant on this subject to argue with me
Well the code is published on github for you to review. I'm sure you can find the functions and variables the digest them in your head to match them to the blocks in the picture
Well you take your L and move on
Sorry it's on you to prove it not me