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Public bug reported:
When a canonical document is selected, the info pane should show a list
of commonly-occuring concepts in the documents that are most similar to
it.
These should probably be pre-SVD counts, not post-SVD similarity scores.
For example, counting the number of times the words "chinese" and "thai"
occur, weighted by which documents they are in, but not weighted by
anything involving the "chinese" and "thai" concept vectors themselves.
This would reassure users that the data reflects reality, even if the
SVD comes out kind of weird.
Probably the best way to report these values would be as percentages --
this is what Dentsu does in their existing reports.
** Affects: luminoso
Importance: Medium
Status: Confirmed
** Tags: feature
** Changed in: luminoso
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: luminoso
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: luminoso
Milestone: None => 1.1
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Show top concepts for canonical docs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/524508
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Status in Luminoso: Confirmed
Bug description:
When a canonical document is selected, the info pane should show a list of commonly-occuring concepts in the documents that are most similar to it.
These should probably be pre-SVD counts, not post-SVD similarity scores. For example, counting the number of times the words "chinese" and "thai" occur, weighted by which documents they are in, but not weighted by anything involving the "chinese" and "thai" concept vectors themselves. This would reassure users that the data reflects reality, even if the SVD comes out kind of weird.
Probably the best way to report these values would be as percentages -- this is what Dentsu does in their existing reports.
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