Just in case anyone here was wondering how Reddit’s numbers are looking these days…
Data and visuals from https://subredditstats.com/r/askreddit
Just in case anyone here was wondering how Reddit’s numbers are looking these days…
Data and visuals from https://subredditstats.com/r/askreddit
It could be that the people's typing (and therefore the training data) includes so many different unique movements that an "average" of all of them doesn't actually look like any real person's individual typing pattern. Sorta how some one-size-fits-all designs don't fit any one person perfectly.
This seems plausible to me.
They should make it smarter and group users based on their swipe technique and have a separate model for each group.