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Unintentional data

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

1]" Statistics, as a discipline, was largely developed in a small data world. More people than ever are using statistical analysis packages and dashboards, explicitly or more often implicitly, to develop and test hypotheses. Data was expensive to gather, and therefore decisions to collect data were generally well-considered.

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

Occam's Razor

Sometimes, we escape the clutches of this sub optimal existence and do pick good metrics or engage in simple A/B testing. You're choosing only one metric because you want to optimize it. Remember that the raw number is not the only important part, we would also measure statistical significance. But it is not routine.

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

Occam's Razor

If you are curious, here is a April 2011 post: The Difference Between Web Reporting And Web Analysis. Hypothesis development and design of experimentation. Take this as an example… How do you know that this is a profoundly sub-optimal collection of choices to provide? Pattern recognition and understanding trends.

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Deep Learning Illustrated: Building Natural Language Processing Models

Domino Data Lab

Although it’s not perfect, [Note: These are statistical approximations, of course!] You can home in on an optimal value by specifying, say, 32 dimensions and varying this value by powers of 2. If we were using CBOW, then a window size of 5 (for a total of 10 context words) could be near the optimal value. Note: Maas, A.,