Hey guys. I'm a computer science student working on heuristic modeling. My current model is based on facebook, twitter, imgur, google and bing talk, as well as past elections, voter enthusiasm, primary participation and economic/sociological patterns. Here's what my current projection is.
Hey guys. I'm a computer science student working on heuristic modeling. My current model is based on facebook, twitter...
Kayden Morris
Carter Gutierrez
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE POST PROOFS, user!!!!!!!!!!
Noah Foster
>My current model is based on facebook, twitter, imgur, google and bing talk, as well as past elections, voter enthusiasm, primary participation and economic/sociological patterns
of course you are a student, but when you claiming you have an access to restricted corporation data you are just lying.
op is faggot.
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Jace Turner
It's not hard to farm information that is publically facing. For example, my bing algorithm literally just runs off of checking the first 1000 results of certain keyword searches.
Leo Edwards
so if the first 1000 results contain the word "TRUMP is bad but I LOVE and SUPPORT hillary" you get a positive trump result?
Ayden Taylor
No. It's more complicated than that. There's open source "speech pattern" algorithms that allow you to tell what the subject and descriptors are more accurately.
Easton Hughes
Well I have no clue of what you're tallking about since all I know about programming is basic C and Matlab, but I gotta trust you I guess. Good job
Justin Bennett
>va blue
ur "model" is shit u faggot nerd
Levi Perry
I actually started with Matlab originally when I wanted to do engineering- ya gotta start somewhere.
Why is that shit? If there's something I missed I would love to know so I can improve upon this.
Nolan Cruz
ur model doesnt take into account yard signs.
Kevin Hughes
It's already been determined though.
Anthony King
Owen Gonzalez
Yard signs implies suburban and country areas. However, my model indicates Virginia has large HRC support within the urban areas that far outweighs any DJT support elsewhere.
Jeremiah Turner
Not gonna lie, former Trump voter here. This is fucking hilarious watching Trump crash and burn.
But in all seriousness we can't let Trump get the nuclear codes
Jason Ortiz
Hopefully that's the case but the establishment will probably rig the election in Florida and North Carolina to guarantee a Clinton victory since those are toss up states and nobody will be suspicious about it
Owen Clark
>heurustic
isnt that just a fancy word for "i get it out of my ass"?
Gavin Perez
The PEC model has fundamental flaws related to how they take into consideration older generations.
Jackson Morales
this is pretty much my prediction though I think he could win Michigan or Virginia as well.
Adam Bell
Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio and possibly Pennsylvania is Trumpland for sure.
Benjamin Turner
what langauge? and give algorithm you used
hopefully you filtered it correctly, and VPNs? did you account for that or no?
Benjamin Cox
How close is he in MI/WI/MN? Do you not account for Maine's 2nd district?
Leo Brooks
>community college computer science major thinks he knows anything about the outcome of election
I screencapped this to laugh at you btw
Ethan Clark
No way PA will win over MI.
Wyatt Richardson
Interesting model. Can you provide more information on the underlying variables and their significance?
(I'm curious if you account for the fact that older, more conservative voters don't participate in social media to the extent that millennials and other ignorants do)
Jose Butler
You using python or?
Nicholas Lopez
this user is bigly, seems legit
Caleb Bennett
POST A SCREENSHOT OF YOUR CODE FAGGOT
Brandon Barnes
Nice copypasta bro
John Adams
My question to you is why do you think New Hampshire will turn red before Maines 2nd district?
Brody Fisher
Here's my projection. Yours is garbage.