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        Link: Related Entries with MT-SQL Snippet:Adam Kalsey combines MySQL full-text indexing and my MT-SQL plugin to list related...via: bradchoate.com...
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    <title>Another Bayes Idea</title>
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        What if each time I posted something I parsed the RSS feeds in my daily whirl, and apply Bayesian algorithms to generate links to similar recent entries on other people&apos;s sites...
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