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What is DataOps? Principles and Benefits

Octopai

Common elements of DataOps strategies include: Collaboration between data managers, developers and consumers A development environment conducive to experimentation Rapid deployment and iteration Automated testing Very low error rates. Just-in-Time” manufacturing increases production while optimizing resources. Issue detected?

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Sirius Acquires Champion Solutions Group and MessageOps

CDW Research Hub

This marks Sirius’ ninth acquisition since 2014, including Brightlight Consulting, Avnet, Inc.’s Sirius specializes in helping organizations transform their business by managing their operations, optimizing and modernizing their IT, and securing it all. and dramatically expands its Microsoft 365 and Azure cloud services.

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Digital Commerce in the New Normal: An Overview

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A glance at the Adobe Digital Economy Index for April 2020 in the consumer tech & electronics department revealed some interesting insights: Online electronics prices have been experiencing deflation at a steady rate since 2014. The Optimizer plays a vital role in the pricing of commodities available on digital commerce sites.

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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). It is also a sound strategy when experimenting with several parameters at the same time.

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Hitting the Gym With Neural Networks: Implementing a CNN to Classify Gym Equipment

Insight

I was familiar with the strategy of using data augmentation techniques (such as flipping, shearing, zooming, etc.) Choosing your loss function and optimizer Finally, in the last block of code, we must compile the model that we just built. We pass 3 parameters: loss, optimizer , and metrics. What the heck!

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To Balance or Not to Balance?

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

A naïve way to solve this problem would be to compare the proportion of buyers between the exposed and unexposed groups, using a simple test for equality of means. It should be noted that inverse probability weighting is not generally optimal (i.e., the curse of dimensionality).

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Building elite teams to map out the business and customer journey

CIO Business Intelligence

Then it comes down to clear problem identification as to what you’re solving for the customer, and then you thread your entire strategy and roadmap to go ahead. I see companies typically operate along three different sort of journeys in their business: invent, implement, and optimize. Companies that do this will thrive.