Just curious, is this using React/Searchkit/Elasticsearch under the hood?
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#32Just curious, is this using React/Searchkit/Elasticsearch under the hood?
It's a custom React UI + Semantic UI + D3 + Solr. If I had found Searchkit when I started this a year and a half ago, I would have used it!
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#33Great project, thank you for your time!
(minor bug: Searching for "top 20%" results in "URIError: URI malformed /public/lecture_search.bundle.js?v=1.0.22:79346")
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#34Great project, thank you for your time! (minor bug: Searching for "top 20%" results in "URIError: URI malformed /public/lecture_search.bundle.js?v=1.0.22:79346")
Thanks, I will look a this!
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#35this is awesome. thanks!!
obviously a huge undertaking probably not in your wheelhouse- but finding a way to map all these topics together would be amazing.
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#36this is awesome. thanks!! obviously a huge undertaking probably not in your wheelhouse- but finding a way to map all these topics together would be amazing.
I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but looking at ways to map concepts together with word2vec. E.g. so you could search "writing NOT code" and get literature, or facets more conceptually related to search results.
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#37this is awesome. thanks!! obviously a huge undertaking probably not in your wheelhouse- but finding a way to map all these topics together would be amazing.
I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but looking at ways to map concepts together with word2vec. E.g. so you could search "writing NOT code" and get literature, or facets more conceptually related to search results.
interesting but i was thinking more of a Khan-style mindmap: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ChwlFfoI4TE/TtEl5UA1AkI/AAAAAAAAAe...
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#38I think a language filter would still be good.
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#39Hey this is pretty cool! I looked for a specific CS topic and the result was definitely better than Google's.
I'll probably keep using this!