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Algorithmia Security Bounty Program
For us here at Algorithmia, protecting the privacy and security of our user’s information is a top priority. After some time in development, we are happy to announce that starting today we will be recognizing security researchers for their efforts through a bug bounty program..
How Machines See the Web: Exploring the Web Algorithmically
In 1996 Larry Page and Sergey Brin published the Backrub paper, a research project about a new kind of search engine. The concept was a link analysis algorithm that measured relative importance within a set. Based on this one algorithm, the company Google was created and the PageRank index became...
Accessing Algorithmia through Python
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The Future of Algorithm Development
A year ago, we shared with you our belief that Algorithm Development is Broken, where we laid out the problems in the world of algorithm development, and our vision of how to make things better.
Playing with n-grams
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Machine Learning Showdown: Apache Mahout vs Weka
We here at Algorithmia are firm believers that no one tool can do it all - that’s why we are working hard to put the world’s algorithmic knowledge within everyone’s reach. Needless to say, that’s a work that will be in progress for awhile, but we’re well on the way to getting many of the most...
As developers one of our biggest “problems” is our voracious appetite for news. From Twitter to HackerNews to the latest funding on TechCrunch, it seems, at times, we cannot avoid the gravitational pull of our favorite news feeds. I know, at least for myself, this is engrained in my routine: wake...
An algorithmic approach to GitHub exploration
If you recall from our last blog post we showed you how we used some of the algorithms in Algorithmia to generate topic tags for any URL. Internally, we used the topic generation algorithm to generate tags based on the algorithm’s description and, later, use these tags as part of our recommender...
Part of making algorithms more discoverable is creating meta-data tags to classify them. Often sites will allow users to pick their own tags but what if the content had already been generated? This is the problem we faced when trying to tag all the algorithms in our API. Each algorithm had a...