Sentences with phrase «claims about their algorithms»

A 2012 analysis of dating websites by Scientific American stated that eharmony, along with other algorithm - based dating sites, had not yet provided members of the scientific community with information about their matching algorithm which could be used to vet their claims about their algorithms being scientifically - based.

Not exact matches

To be sure, the exact details of the algorithm can not be evaluated because the dating sites have not yet allowed their claims to be vetted by the scientific community (eHarmony, for example, likes to talk about its «secret sauce»), but much information relevant to the algorithms is in the public domain, even if the algorithms themselves are not.

I find absolutely nothing about their so called «matching algorithm» that warrants their price or their claims.

«Online dating creates a shopping mentality, and that is probably not a particularly good way to go about choosing a mate,» says Harry Reis, Ph.D. eHarmony and PerfectMatch.com, claim to minimize the guesswork involved in online dating by using mathematical algorithms to match couples according to various traits — including, in one case, the ratio of index - to ring - finger length.

The findings about greater happiness in online couples «are tiny effects,» says Finkel, whose research published last year found «no compelling evidence» to support dating website claims that their algorithms work better than other ways of pairing romantic partners.

Can someone point me to the answer about whether or not the algorithm computing the hockey stick in the IPCC third report actually does produce that shape with random red - noise, as claimed by McKitrick / McIntyre — ie something that makes the case on that without resorting to character assasination?

Alarie: use what the courts say to check whether the algorithm is right; train the algorithm using 70 % of the data then use the remaining 30 % to see if algorithm can predict what the court decided; achieving over 90 % success rate; not making any «normative claims» about how things should be decided; rather predicting what the courts are likely to say

Knowing little about Wills law, they tried to claim that Wills could be done via an algorithm but it was easily demonstrated that such a process was seriously deficient in important ways including, among others, determining capacity and the presence or lack of undue influence.

While the feature brought Apple's phones up to speed with existing Qi - compatible charging standards, the announcement fell short of some expectations that this year Apple would introduce technology allowing iPhones to be powered wirelessly at a distance, rather than having to use a charging mat.However, Pi is a California - based startup that aims to break from that limitation with the Pi Charger — a cone - shaped tabletop device that combines Qi - based resonant induction with a special beam - forming algorithm that allows it to charge multiple devices within about a foot in any direction.The Pi might not reach the distances claimed by Energous» WattUp