both sides of a conversation

[Tim Oates]

Each author in the profiling dataset has one or more conversations in his/her file.  Each conversation has a unique id.  Is it the case that the other side of the conversation with the same id occurs in the files of another author?  That is, it would be useful to see both sides of a conversation, but I cannot tell if that is possible given the data.  Is it?

[Francisco Rangel]

Dear Tim, 

Each conversation is a blog post, there is not other side of the conversation. Your task is to classify the age group and the gender of the authors by their posts, taken into account you have only textual features.

Regards

2013/2/12 Tim Oates <jtoo...@gmail.com>

Each author in the profiling dataset has one or more conversations in his/her file.  Each conversation has a unique id.  Is it the case that the other side of the conversation with the same id occurs in the files of another author?  That is, it would be useful to see both sides of a conversation, but I cannot tell if that is possible given the data.  Is it?

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