Aug 13, 2016 · I also propose that we should retroactively re-tag posts that use this scoring mechanism. There are some golf-cpu fastest-code challenges. I believe that they also lie under fewest …

May 17, 2017 · I think this sort of puzzle is not kolmogorov-complexity, but that it deserves its own categorisation (I often use classification, but it doesn't always apply and it's more general).

One sandbox full of codegolf and one sandbox for others (popularity, puzzle, troll, etc). 15 pages of sandbox is a little bit, intimidating for me. Classification may help. discussion feature-request status …

Classification of code challenges We've got a bunch of code-challenge problems. Furthermore, a lot of them have a bunch of similarities in their scoring systems. I've taken the first 50 of them (excluding …

Nov 15, 2016 · Classification is about classifying an input - deciding which of multiple sets of criteria the input satisfies (if any). They're similar, but the difference is that a decision problem is a yes-or-no …

I think binary classification is a good idea. This makes it so that each test case is worth the same. The first option is that the score is the %correct. The next is the phi-coefficient, which I prefer. Puzzles …

Maybe we need to classify, which goals can be in questions and follow this classification, like: codegolf, complexity, memory-usage. Sometimes mix 2nd and 3rd.\$\endgroup\$

No Tags are meant to classify questions according to some distinctive quality that they share. Simply referencing an xkcd comic is not a distinctive quality that would create a meaningful classification. …

No. For similar reasons to how we declined the creation of an xkcd tag, there is no real classification that arises from having a minecraft tag.

Jan 28, 2017 · For example, you might have a classification problem that allows programs to output a confidence score between 0 and 1, with part of the scoring being <confidence> * <-1 if incorrect, 1 if …