Hi all!
2 hours ago Stefan Merten wrote:
This depends on the question how "[PHONE NUMBER REMOVED]" comes about... May be
we should
not advertise absolute numbers until we have a way to calculate
numbers at all.
Well, the way I understand it each of the categories (logic,
originality etc) would be "graded" -1 to [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] and the average of
this results in a score.
But how is the average computed? Just an arithmetic average
where [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED]
for logic [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] for originality [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] for language result in a score of
+3.5? Hardly IMHO. What we would need are weights for the
values. For
example:
W[logic] = 1.5
W[originality] = 2.0
W[language] = 0.5
This would result in
logic: [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] = [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] * 1.5
originality: [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] = [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] * 2.0
language: +2.5 = +5
* 0.5
---- ---
Score: [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED] / 4.0 = [PHONE NUMBER REMOVED]
A score of 1.5 would be much closer to what a reader expects - don't
you think?
A further development could give logged-in users a chance to have
their own set of weights for the categories.
BTW: I just stumbled over the Plone product Critic_. At the minimum
this could be basis for a solution for us.
.. _Critic: http://plone.org/products/critic
Grüße
Stefan
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