Examples, for clarity?
Snowden.
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orless commented on OpenTable Fires Employee for Making Fake Reserve Bookings chicago.eater.com/2018/3/... · Posted by u/danso
How big is your dataset?
I'd expect the logic backing a legacy/old school company like this would turn out to be an expert system. If that's the case, and you have a LOT of data, you'd likely get very far by just feeding a bunch of SCHUFA applications and resulting scores into SKL's decision tree classifier.
They are easy to visualize, they likely model what's going on behind the scenes, and it takes very little effort to give it a try.
I cannot answer, I'm not affiliated with the project. Better ask @vavoida.
Might be worth noting that OpenSCHUFA has some ties to the Bertelsmann Foundation, which owns Arvato Infoscore, a SCHUFA competitor.
I think this is properly disclosed.
And definitely does not reduce the value of the effort.
When applying for a loan, mobile phone contract, or even trying to rent an apartment in Germany, the Schufa score - Germany's credit rating - is decisive. If you have a few "points" too little, your application is refused. (Computer says "No" to your new smartphone or apartment.) However, the calculation of these credit scores - done by the private Schufa company - is fully intransparent. The formula is a trade secret, and as such not open to the public.
We want to change this intransparency with the project OpenSCHUFA. Open Knowledge Foundation together with AlgorithmWatch want to reconstruct the Schufa algorithm with "reverse engineering".
orless commented on Show HN: Airmash – Multiplayer Missile Warfare HTML5 Game airma.sh/... · Posted by u/fivesigma
I don't know if this is HN effect or what but I just dont't get to the game.
All I see after log in is some terrain and, a few moments later "Destroyed by " someone. No units movement, nothing.
orless commented on Singapore to Stop Adding Cars in February 2018 bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/atupem
Thanks for indulging my curiosity :)
Yeah, cycling near trucks is terrible, I wouldn't do it either.
And definitely not with a child.