The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data
Halevy, Norvig and Pereira's 2009 essay arguing that simple models trained on very large amounts of web data beat elaborate hand-built models, and that meaning is better learned from use at scale than specified in advance.
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- Semantic Web concept 1998 [src]
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Semantic Web
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Contrasts hand-annotated semantics, slow and hard to agree on, with relationships learned from web-scale data.
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- Alon Halevy person [src]
- Fernando Pereira person [src]
- Peter Norvig person b. 1956 [src]