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Scott Sievert edited this page Feb 17, 2017
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Step 0: Identify your use-case
Your application will be designed for a particular situation. In PBBC, the situation is: We show the user a string and they respond with a "yes" or "no" answer. For example, we might run an experiment trying to learn images contain cats. In this experiment, we show a person a sequence of images and, for each one, ask them whether the images has a cat in it. After every question they answer, the algorithm will decide what image to show them next.
Steps 1-5
Once you have this, you will need to:
Step 1: Write algorithms for your application
Step 2: Define an interface for your application
Step 3: Write your application code
Step 4: [optional] Create an HTML page to display queries from your application (a "widget")
Step 5: [optional] Create an HTML page to display summary statistics and timing information taken from logs of your application's behaviour (a "dashboard")