Unsure about your personality type? Try this.

[baccheion]

I have a script that tries to guess someone's personality type based on their answers on OkCupid. If you are unsure of your type, then you can register a dud account on OkCupid, answer 300-500 questions (or more), then PM me the username you chose and your gender, and I can run the script on your answers.

 

[baccheion]

Here are 347 questions you can answer if you're unsure of your type (shown roughly in order of relevance, so you can stop whenever you want, but the more you answer the better): https://gist.githubusercontent.com/...e9c00f42b9b1428b0bde2ecc818a0c5/questions.txt

 

[lowcal]

Giving this thread a bump. I just got typed. Hey people, try this!

 

[Kas]

Here are 347 questions you can answer if you're unsure of your type (shown roughly in order of relevance, so you can stop whenever you want, but the more you answer the better): https://gist.githubusercontent.com/...e9c00f42b9b1428b0bde2ecc818a0c5/questions.txt

So "How ticklish are you?" is one of the most relevant questions?

 

[baccheion]

So "How ticklish are you?" is one of the most relevant questions?

Maybe the answer to that in combination with other answers help differentiate I vs. E or something else. I picked answers directly from OkCupid (~65,000 profiles) and fed them into the classifier, and these questions are the ones it indicates are most differentiating (in roughly the order I listed them). Also, I think it's better when questions aren't directly mappable to the function or letter it's trying to test for. It makes it easier to answer the questions without unintentionally biasing the results.