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Age Analyzer

As part of the text classification work that I do I follow the uClassify blog who have just release a new web site called Age Analyzer. which guesses the age of the author of a blog. I plugged in the URL of this site and it guessed me in the 26-35 bracket. This would be flattering if you were to look at me but I find it insulting that my writing is considered this immature. It should have put me in the 36-50 bracket.

My friend Rob Manderson's eloquent prose has aged his Ultramaroon Rises Again blog in the 65-100 range (I'm sure you're not that old Rob). Dan Esparza's Esta Nublado puts him at a very young 18-25, and Bill Brown's New Clarion puts him in the 65-100 bracket while his bblog looks a little more accurate at 26-35.

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  1. Bill Brown avatar

    Three things: 1) I am 35, 2) The New Clarion has 10 authors, the oldest of which is I believe 53, and 3) it said that Found on the Web was 18-25. I think it just makes up a number based on how many words it finds.

    Bill Brown — November 25, 2009 5:03 PM
  2. Cyril Gupta avatar

    Well you could take solace in the fact that I'm 29 and the age analyzer thinks I could be overdue for the afterlife (supposing there is one).

    "The AgeAnalyzer thinks http://cyrilgupta.com is written by someone 65-100 years old"

    Cyril Gupta — November 25, 2009 11:30 PM
  3. guy ellis avatar

    Tough break Cyril :)

    guy ellis — November 26, 2009 9:36 AM
  4. Rob avatar

    Not quite that old but closer than I'd like. I'm 55 but I can see how the agealyzer would add a decade or more :-)

    Rob — November 26, 2009 2:08 PM

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