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Bridging the Gap Between Industries: The Power of Knowledge Graphs – Part I

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More and more companies are using them to improve a variety of tasks from product range specification and risk analysis to supporting self-driving cars. This allows companies to model and optimize the interactions between the various computers that make a car run, ensuring everything is operating in sync to meet the desired specifications.

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Unlocking the Power of Better Data Science Workflows

Smart Data Collective

But if you’re still working with outdated methods, you need to look for ways to fully optimize your approach as you move forward. The better strategy is to demarcate each data science project into four distinct phases : Phase 1: Preliminary Analysis. Phase 4: Knowledge Discovery. 5 Tips for Better Data Science Workflows.

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Top Graph Use Cases and Enterprise Applications (with Real World Examples)

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Here, I will draw upon our own experience from client projects and lessons learned to provide a selection of optimal use cases for knowledge graphs and semantic solutions along with real world examples of their applications. A risk issue in one financial institution could result in a domino effect for many.

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Changing assignment weights with time-based confounders

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

by ALEXANDER WAKIM Ramp-up and multi-armed bandits (MAB) are common strategies in online controlled experiments (OCE). These strategies involve changing assignment weights during an experiment. The first is a strategy called ramp-up and is advised by many experts in the field [1].