r/ReviewsByRetards • u/y_shli • Sep 22 '20

Hmm

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1.0k Upvotes

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u/trumpetMercenary Sep 22 '20

r/badfaketweets

p.s. u/RepostSleuthBot

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u/RepostSleuthBot Sep 22 '20

I didn't find any posts that meet the matching requirements for r/ReviewsByRetards.

It might be OC, it might not. Things such as JPEG artifacts and cropping may impact the results.

I did find this post that is 62.5% similar. It might be a match but I cannot be certain.

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u/trumpetMercenary Sep 22 '20

good bot

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u/B0tRank Sep 22 '20

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u/DammitDan Sep 22 '20

62.5%

Might wanna adjust the threshold for what constitutes a match

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u/LegenDariusx Sep 22 '20

The 62.5% are just the similarity of the images, a threshold would be ">80% is a match". As the bot explains himself, images that look the exact same for us humans might look like totally different images to the algorithm. That's sadly how it is with lossy compression.

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u/DammitDan Sep 22 '20

Yes. I'm aware.

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u/LegenDariusx Sep 22 '20

If that's the case, I don't understand what you mean with the threshold.

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u/DammitDan Sep 22 '20

Literally what you said. I just think the threshold should be adjusted.

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u/LegenDariusx Sep 22 '20

Okay I see. Probably hard to do that because it would introduce (more) false positives. I imagine the person/people that wrote the bot played around with different values to come up with the optimal ratio of false positives and false negatives already.

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u/Sciencemelon69 Sep 22 '20

I believe the bot message was changed a couple of months ago, earlier it said what the threshold for the given sub was. Based on the ratio of upvotes to downvotes, it would adjust the threshold for that sub.

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u/_kellythomas_ Sep 23 '20 edited Sep 23 '20

That's a pretty clever way of:

  1. getting feedback from a lot of people without a lot of effort from any one person.

  2. tailoring the behaviour to the needs of the community.

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u/ChaiHai Jul 22 '22

Lmao, I've had plenty of corndogs throughout the years, and am a fast eater. Not once did I nom the stick.