AIA disputed comparison between jev and a sales-conversion model
A commenter rejects a comparison with jev, which they say can take arbitrary input and answer different structured questions, unlike the sales-specific model described in a linked paper.
TLDR
A post describes a linked paper’s approach as a sales-specific neural network trained to predict conversions. The author argues that it is not comparable to jev, which they say can take arbitrary input and answer different structured questions, calling the two “not remotely close.”
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A disputed comparison between jev and a sales-conversion model
A commenter rejects a comparison with jev, which they say can take arbitrary input and answer different structured questions, unlike the sales-specific model described in a linked paper.
TLDR
A post describes a linked paper’s approach as a sales-specific neural network trained to predict conversions. The author argues that it is not comparable to jev, which they say can take arbitrary input and answer different structured questions, calling the two “not remotely close.”