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Towards optimal experimentation in online systems

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

If the relationship of $X$ to $Y$ can be approximated as quadratic (or any polynomial), the objective and constraints as linear in $Y$, then there is a way to express the optimization as a quadratically constrained quadratic program (QCQP). Figure 2: Spreading measurements out makes estimates of model (slope of line) more accurate.

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LexisNexis rises to the generative AI challenge

CIO Business Intelligence

LexisNexis has been playing with BERT, a family of natural language processing (NLP) models, since Google introduced it in 2018, as well as Chat GPT since its inception. We will pick the optimal LLM. We’ll take the optimal model to answer the question that the customer asks.” But the foray isn’t entirely new.

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Why model calibration matters and how to achieve it

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by LEE RICHARDSON & TAYLOR POSPISIL Calibrated models make probabilistic predictions that match real world probabilities. While calibration seems like a straightforward and perhaps trivial property, miscalibrated models are actually quite common. Why calibration matters What are the consequences of miscalibrated models?

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GraphDB Users Ask: Is RDF-Star The Best Choice For Reification?

Ontotext

As an abstract knowledge representation model, it does not differentiate between data and metadata. Therefore, if you want to model quadruples or more complex relationships, which store both the data (triple) and its metadata as a single datapoint, you have to normalize the connection somehow. RDF is based on triples. Named Graphs.

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Time Series with R

Domino Data Lab

One of the most common ways of fitting time series models is to use either autoregressive (AR), moving average (MA) or both (ARMA). These models are well represented in R and are fairly easy to work with. AR models can be thought of as linear regressions of the current value of the time series against previous values.

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Keys to Data Fluency: Believe in Your Front-Line Decision-Makers

Juice Analytics

In 2007, Professor Thomas Davenport wrote an influential book called Competing on Analytics: The New Science of Winning. At the time, he stoked a smoldering ember into a flame by examining the power of analytics to improve organizations. The book was a catalyst for a generation of business leaders looking to find value in their data.

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Can Data-Driven Accounts Receivable Management Strengthen Client Relationships?

Smart Data Collective

The benefits of data analytics in accounts receivable was first explored by a study from New York University back in 2007. Companies can use their predictive analytics models to decide how to resolve issues with tardiness. Optimize discounts and shorter payment terms as incentives.