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When models are everywhere

O'Reilly on Data

Not all models are created equal, however: they operate on different principles, and impact us as individuals and communities in different ways. To understand the menagerie of models that are fundamentally altering our individual and shared realities, we need to build a typology, a classification of their effects and impacts.

Modeling 195
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What Is Model Risk Management and How is it Supported by Enterprise MLOps?

Domino Data Lab

Model Risk Management is about reducing bad consequences of decisions caused by trusting incorrect or misused model outputs. Systematically enabling model development and production deployment at scale entails use of an Enterprise MLOps platform, which addresses the full lifecycle including Model Risk Management.

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Smarter Survey Results and Impact: Abandon the Asker-Puker Model!

Occam's Razor

If you are open to being challenged… then here are the short-stories inside this post… The World Needs Reporting Squirrels. Bonus #2: The Askers-Pukers Business Model. The World Needs Reporting Squirrels. If you are curious, here is a April 2011 post: The Difference Between Web Reporting And Web Analysis.

Modeling 127
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Search: Not Provided: What Remains, Keyword Data Options, the Future

Occam's Razor

In late 2011, Google announced an effort to make search behavior more secure. I've gone through the five stages in the Kubler-Ross model. The Multi-Channel Funnels folder in Google Analytics contains the Top Conversion Paths report. From there, jump to my personal favorite report in MCF, Assisted Conversions.

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The Lean Analytics Cycle: Metrics > Hypothesis > Experiment > Act

Occam's Razor

We are far too enamored with data collection and reporting the standard metrics we love because others love them because someone else said they were nice so many years ago. Another way to find the metric you want to change is to look at your business model. The business model also tells you what the metric should be.

Metrics 156
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Unintentional data

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

We data scientists now have access to tools that allow us to run a large numbers of experiments, and then to slice experimental populations by any combination of dimensions collected. Make experimentation cheap and understand the cost of bad decisions. This leads to the proliferation of post hoc hypotheses. Consider your loss function.

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Estimating causal effects using geo experiments

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

A geo experiment is an experiment where the experimental units are defined by geographic regions. The expected precision of our inferences can be computed by simulating possible experimental outcomes. The model regresses the outcomes $y_{1,i}$ on the incremental change in ad spend $delta_i$.