I built a machine learning pipeline that generates metadata item embeddings for the calculation of item similarity in the context of Content-To-Content similarity recommendations for BBC iPlayer programmes.
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Volker Pacher, Sam Phillips present key differences between relational databases and graph databases, and how they use the later to model a complex domain and to gain insights into their data. Filmed at qconlondon.com.
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This document provides an introduction and overview of 5 Core Electronics Ltd, an electronics manufacturer based in India. Some key points:
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- 5 Core produces a wide range of electronics and electrical products across several categories including audio, video, power solutions, and PA systems.
PyTorch Python Tutorial | Deep Learning Using PyTorch | Image Classifier Usin...Edureka!
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This Edureka PyTorch Tutorial (Blog: https://goo.gl/4zxMfU) will help you in understanding various important basics of PyTorch. It also includes a use-case in which we will create an image classifier that will predict the accuracy of an image data-set using PyTorch.
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Startupfest 2012 - Coefficients of frictionStartupfest
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It must have been amazing to live when the steam engine was invented. For millennia, human enterprise has tried to do one thing: overcome the friction of the physical world. From the first wheel and the earliest lever, to the structure of representative government and the design of broadcast TV, weve been fighting friction since we crawled out of the primordial ooze. That steam engine promised spare muscle, a beast of burden than never complained. Machinery would set us free. As it turned out, we were wrong. The answer wasnt a better way to overcome frictionit was a move to the near-frictionless world of electrons. Today, every edifice weve erected to fight friction is crumbling in the face of a frictionless future. Join Alistair Croll for a wild romp through the economics of abundance, augmented humanity, home manufacturing, firing before aiming, coal supplies, education, and more, and see why there is simply no better time in human history to be a disruptor.
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1) Selecting candidate cloud providers based on requirements like security, locations, compliance and pricing.
2) Benchmarking providers by testing real workloads over time on different machines and comparing performance of infrastructure components and applications.
3) A case study where benchmarking found one provider was 47% cheaper than another for a company after workloads were properly sized based on performance needs. Benchmarking helped optimize costs through performance normalization.
際際滷s of my presentation at the Dataiku meetup on 12th July in Amsterdam (NL)
https://www.meetup.com/Analytics-Data-Science-by-Dataiku-Amsterdam/events/251910036/
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To understand the anomalies in a quality history of a real-world software system we use an immersive visualization that lays out the quality fluctuations in three dimensions based on two co-evolving properties: quality rules and source code. This helps us to identify and separate the impact caused by the changes of each property, and allows us to detect significant mistakes that happened during the development process.
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To learn more about Onedot, visit: https://www.onedot.com.
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Link to presentation recording and transcript: https://bnctechforum.ca/sessions/new-from-booknet-canada-for-2024-bnc-biblioshare/
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This document discusses various stages in developing and deploying a Python web application, including development, testing, deploying, scaling, hosting, and monitoring. It covers topics like unit testing, feature testing, deployment automation, separating databases and static files from application servers, load balancing, and monitoring resources and performance. It also provides some recommendations for getting started in production and names several cloud hosting providers, monitoring tools, and resources for further reading.
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This document summarizes Steffen Staab's keynote presentation on eye tracking and web interaction. It discusses how eye tracking can be used to understand how users interact with and understand websites. It presents a framework for discovering active visual stimuli on websites using eye tracking data and machine learning. It also introduces GazeTheWeb, a system that aims to optimize gaze-based interaction with websites by adapting the interaction based on semantic understanding of page elements and dynamics. A lab study found that GazeTheWeb improved task completion times, usability and workload compared to traditional gaze emulation.
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The product? Unclear.
The focus? Process.
Working software? Closing Jira tickets.
Customer feedback? A demo to a proxy of a proxy.
Customer value? A velocity chart.
Agility becomes a prescribed ritual.
Agile becomes a performance, not a mindset.
Welcome to the Agile business:
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鏝 where framework templates are sold like magic potions,
鏝 where Waterfall masquerades in Scrum clothing,
鏝 where Prime One-Day delivery out-of-the-box rigid processes are deployed in the name of adaptability.
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鏝 Some do scale value.
鏝 Some focus on real outcomes.
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鏝 Some do involve the customer along the way.
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6. Project ideas
Use of Contextual Data in personalized recommendations
Play pattern and interaction pattern analysis
Sequential recommender system
Use of Passport tags to improve recommendations
Item representation with Autoencoders
Multi-product recommendations
7. Project ideas
Use of Contextual Data in personalized recommendations
Play pattern and interaction pattern analysis
Sequential recommender system
Use of Passport tags to improve recommendations
Item representation with Autoencoders
Multi-product recommendations
9. What I built
A MACHINE LEARNING
PIPELINE
CONTENT-TO-CONTENT
(C2C) SIMILARITY
RECOMMENDER
VIDEO-ON-DEMAND
(VOD)
"MORE LIKE THIS"
SECTION ON BBC
IPLAYER
12. Potentials
Improve the quality of
the recommendations
Provide a common
embeddings generator
for content metadata
Reduce costs and
duplications
The what
13. Contributions
The how
Ingested a feature-rich dataset
that better describe the content
Applied novel techniques to
improve the descriptive power of
the transformed content
metadata
28. In Scope
Select &
Proprocess the
data
Train and validate
a model
Generate and
visualize the
recommendations
Build an MVP Share the results
with stakeholders
114. Timmy Time
Timmy is a little lamb with lots to learn. Join
him as he heads off on adventures.
Confidence: 94.737%
Patchwork Pals
The Patchwork Pals live on a patchwork blanket
and pull together to solve problems.
Confidence: 96.017%
Fireman Sam
Fun with the friendly fireman and the villagers
of Pontypandy.
Confidence: 94.199%
Arthur
Animation following the adventures of the
world's most famous aardvark.
Confidence: 94.061%
Postman Pat: Special Delivery Service
Children's animation with Postman Pat, the new Head of the
Special Delivery Service.
Confidence: 93.940%
Tish Tash
Following the adventures of a young bear called Tish.
Confidence: 93.734%
Octonauts
Animated deep sea adventures with Captain Barnacles and his
band of explorers.
Confidence: 93.241%
Hey Duggee
Duggee runs the Squirrel Club, where children can earn badges
for learning new skills.
Confidence: 93.237%
Bob the Builder
Bob and the gang have so much fun because working together
they get the job done.
Confidence: 93.012%
Tee and Mo
Explore the amazing world around us with baby monkey Tee
and his Mum.
Confidence: 92.761%
Raa Raa the Noisy Lion
Hang out with Raa Raa and his animal friends as they solve all
sorts of mysteries.
Confidence: 92.487%
Mr Bear's Christmas
A heartwarming, festive tale of friendship and love, celebrating
the magic of Christmas.
Confidence: 92.303%
125. Questions
Answered
What do
recommendations look
like using these
embeddings?
Can we assess the
embeddings
subjectively?
Can we assess the
embeddings using
offline scoring?
How do we know that
the embeddings make
any sense?
How might we use
these embeddings for
recs?
126. Recommendations
Build a fully automated
pipeline on Sagemaker
Integrate with real-time
Passport Tags
Evaluate different
similarity-score metrics
A/B test the solution