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Posted: September 20th, 2020, 10:53 pm
I was looking at a webpage that ranks users' posts. Each post has four pieces of information - the rank (1 is highest), the number of times it's been viewed, the number of "likes", and the time it was posted.
How do I figure out the ranking algorithm?
Newer posts seem to be favoured over older posts if they have the same number of "likes".
Posts with more "likes" are favoured if posts have similar time stamps.
I've no idea if the number of views is relevant.
I tried a simple "Likes" / "time since posted", but that didn't work. What's a good method to figure out the algo?
Thanks!
How do I figure out the ranking algorithm?
Newer posts seem to be favoured over older posts if they have the same number of "likes".
Posts with more "likes" are favoured if posts have similar time stamps.
I've no idea if the number of views is relevant.
I tried a simple "Likes" / "time since posted", but that didn't work. What's a good method to figure out the algo?
Thanks!