Imagine a graph. The X-axis is hoppiness and the Y-axis is maltiness. Graphing styles on this graph would be useful- you could visualize that American Barleywine and English Barleywine are both hoppy, but that American Barleywine is also more hoppy. You could also see that some styles would cluster together – an American Amber Ale and […]
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Last year, the BJCP released a new set of beer style guidelines that regrouped and reclassified the world of beer into styles and categories. This was based on a lot of hard work by some very smart people. So of course, I wanted to see how a computer could compare. For this exercise, I am using […]
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