On Sun, 7 Jul 2002 the voices made Andrew Kohlsmith write:
> > That's "only" for scoring the humanmade rules; what he's talking about is
> > more like letting the GA create both the rules and the scores.
>
> A neat trick but I haven't seen *any* genetic algorithm able to both ask the
> questions *and* find the answers.
>
> As a language tool something like that would be awesome, though.
There's some related stuff available on the Net, like programs you can use to
shorten down texts (basically removing the parts you don't need to understand
what it's about).
I guess you could use that as a step between what we have today and what might
be possible tomorrow; first "rewrite" the text, and then see if it's about
selling and/or buying products and/or services.
I know for sure that there's a bunch of people at a U trying to teach a
program to recognize spam, but I can't find any URLs right now.
/Tony
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