from Diary 2023-11-17
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The realization that KJ method is [HNSW
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So instead of a vague “summary” They put it in a jar and mix it up…, I want to take it out and look at it concretely.
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That’s where I was making concrete data unobtrusively.
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One of them was verbalized
- Process for converting a two-page spread of a book into bulleted reading notes in Scrapbox
- Various people have mentioned many times that itemization is more efficient than the de facto text format
- outliner I guess you could say it’s a bit of an “outliner”.
- Various people have mentioned many times that itemization is more efficient than the de facto text format
- Reading and compressing the contents of a book Leverage memo, reading notebook target
- Process for converting a two-page spread of a book into bulleted reading notes in Scrapbox
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Since experiments with actual books cannot be placed in a public forum, I chopped up About Descartes’ Philosophy from the Aozora Bunko at random and gave it a try.
- Then I put it all together in a chapter and did a second level of compression.
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I was trying to figure out what would happen from here, and the hypothesis that the KJ method is HNSW came to mind.
- Proximity is just the end of the line.
- Basically, it is “the process of drawing lines between elements
- Closest ones form clusters, which are built hierarchically…
- That’s very HNSW-ish.
2023-11-18 Still just a messy analogy.
- I should read the paper Hierarchical Navigable Small World Graph myself.
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