Thanks!. Your comment gave another idea. What if I take a cocktail recipe as a vote. I take all ingredients and create generate all possible pairs. Look for how many times the pair appear in cocktails. Treat those as votes. More votes means they go together really well.
Seems like a logical approach to me. Also once you get the data set built you could algorithmically generate new recipes. If one type of machine learning algorithm generates more pleasing new cocktails you have a winner. Just don't do all the testing yourself. We don't want to read the HN post explaining how 'sparkpluglabs' ended up in detox from unit testing!
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Thanks!. Your comment gave another idea. What if I take a cocktail recipe as a vote. I take all ingredients and create generate all possible pairs. Look for how many times the pair appear in cocktails. Treat those as votes. More votes means they go together really well.
Seems like a logical approach to me. Also once you get the data set built you could algorithmically generate new recipes. If one type of machine learning algorithm generates more pleasing new cocktails you have a winner. Just don't do all the testing yourself. We don't want to read the HN post explaining how 'sparkpluglabs' ended up in detox from unit testing!
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