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Re: CMU's Recipe Archive

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Why do random people's recipes have any credibility? Versus, say, Cook's Illustrated or Serious Eats.

‘Credibility’ in what sense? (IE. ‘credible witness’?). I would guess random people’s recipes are useful as big data if the data set is diverse with a long history. Unfortunately I can’t find a statement about the dataset to qualify this point

In the sense that I would want to invest time and money in making the recipe they are suggesting based on their recommendation.

Re: CMU's Recipe Archive

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

‘Credibility’ in what sense? (IE. ‘credible witness’?). I would guess random people’s recipes are useful as big data if the data set is diverse with a long history. Unfortunately I can’t find a statement about the dataset to qualify this point

In the sense that I would want to invest time and money in making the recipe they are suggesting based on their recommendation.

I belive this is for historical and research purposes, but I may be wrong.
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