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What is our challenge?
?Clients can get the information about their customers
checking their items on our web sites.
Providing a printed report monthly.
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Send them more detailed report in real time.
?In real time fashion, the value of the information will be
dramatically increased!
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Agenda
? What is genn.ai?
? Overview
? How to gather clicks
? 0) Injecting our javascripts
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? Genn.ai core details
? Structure
? 1) Setting up ?lters
? 2) Filtering customers
? 3) Visualizing them
? Future
? Dealing with historical streams
? Genn.ai wants friends.
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Overview of using Genn.ai
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Customer
A
Customer
B
Customer
C
Realtime Analysis
Platform
Genn.ai
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Web Sites
Client
(Hotels)
Marketer
Analyst
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Demo videos!
?They are based on a hotel reservation site like
Expedia.com.
?An animation and a screencapture what the
marketting sta? see using Genn.ai.
At this moment ..
?What prefectures are all my users searching for? (0:26)
?Comparing the number of searches in today s and
yesterday s regarding places. (2:50)
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Overview of using Genn.ai
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Customer
A
Customer
B
Customer
C
Realtime Analysis
Platform
Genn.ai
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Web Sites
Client
(Hotels)
Marketer
Analyst
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Overview of using Genn.ai
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Customer
A
Customer
B
Customer
C
¤¸¤ã¤é¤ó
Web Sites
Realtime Analysis
Platform
Genn.ai
Client
(Hotels)
Marketer
Analyst
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How to gain access to Genn.ai
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Customer
A
Customer
B
Customer
C
App
(ex.Tomcat)
Apache
?Genn.ai will be able to be attached!
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How to gain access to Genn.ai
?A custom apache module for embeding our
code on returning html sources from App.
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Customer
B
Apache
?Genn.ai will be able to be attached!
mod
Genn.ai
App
(ex.Tomcat)
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Steps for getting results
?There are 3 steps! (after getting clicks)
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1 2 3
Pouring clicks
into Kafka
Recording them
as behaviors
Visualizing them
0
gather clicks
16. Backend for Genn.ai
http://genn.ai/
Structure (Pouring into Kafka)
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Storm
Topology
(Filter)
Kafka
kakan.puTomcat
iPad
(APP)
MongoDB
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Genn.ai Front
(Based on Finagle)
Query
genn.ai/web)Click Streams
Frontend for Genn.ai
Visualizer for Genn.ai
Zoomdata
17. Backend for Genn.ai
http://genn.ai/
Structure (Recording as behaviors)
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Storm
Topology
(Filter)
Kafka
kakan.puTomcat
iPad
(APP)
MongoDB
Genn.ai Front
(Based on Finagle)
Query
genn.ai/web)Click Streams
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Visualizer for Genn.ai
Frontend for Genn.ai
Zoomdata
18. Backend for Genn.ai
Visualizer for Genn.ai
http://genn.ai/
Structure (Visualizing customers)
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Storm
Topology
(Filter)
Kafka
kakan.puTomcat
iPad
(APP)
MongoDB
Genn.ai Front
(Based on Finagle)
Query
genn.ai/web)Click Streams
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Frontend for Genn.ai
Zoomdata
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How is Genn.ai composed?
?Genn.ai Frontend! : Gathering clicks.
?Genn.ai Backend! : Recording behaviors.
?Genn.ai Visualizer! : Visualizing customers¡¯ attrs.
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?Kafka : Used for message bus
?MongoDB : Storing Additional tables
?Storm : Processing click streams
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Time Shift function?
?In our 3 min time window, 1.5 min are captured.
2 clicks have been recorded.
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1.5 mins
Now
Time window
¡ø
Click
¡ø
Click
2 clicks are captured.
t
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Time Shift function?
?There are 3 clicks in the past.
?The length of the capturing window becomes
max.
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3 mins
Now
Time window
¡ø
Click
¡ø
Click
¡ø
Click
t
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Functions for recording behaviors
?Time shift function
?Time sensitive counter (old item will be expired and deleted)
?Facet ( like Solr )
?Categorized counter
?Range Facet ( like Solr )
?Dynamic categorized counter
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Functions for recording behaviors
?Time shift function
?Time sensitive counter (old item will be expired and deleted)
?Facet ( like Solr )
?Categorized counter
?Range Facet ( like Solr )
?Dynamic categorized counter
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Counting the frequency
?This function is under the e?ect of the Time
shift function.
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{
"_id": 154,
"largeAreaCntAcl": {
"Tokyo": 3,
"Berlin": 1
},
"largeAreaCntPre": {
"Tokyo": 4,
"Berlin": 3
},
"rateAvgAcl": 4200,
"rateAvgPre": 6200,
"rateCntAcl": [
4, 1, 0, 0, 0
],
"rateCntPre": [
4, 1, 2, 0, 0
],
"lastUpdate": "2013-04-16T04:04:37.432Z"
}
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Counting the frequency
?This function is under the e?ect of the Time
shift function.
?You have booked 1 stay in Berlin and 3 stays
in Tokyo in this 3 weeks.
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¡ø
L.A.
¡ø
S.F.
t
Now
Time window
¡ø
Berlin
¡ø
Tokyo
1.5 week 3 weeks
¡ø
Tokyo
"largeAreaCntAcl": {
"Tokyo": 3,
"Berlin": 1
}
¡ø
Tokyo
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Zoomdata
?Zoomdata has the functions like..
?WebAPI for streaming data.
?Own event processor for vizualizing.
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?The bar and bubble graph on default setting.
?Customizable visualizing templates.
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Genn.ai Evolution
?Adding functions on Genn.ai core.
?Genn.ai should have ?ltering / aggrigation functions
for federating with other systems.
?Historical rewinding function will be implemented with
the Hadoop cluster.
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Future plan
?Genn.ai wants friends!
? We are looking for co-challenging partners for tuning
and improving Genn.ai.
? You can use Genn.ai on your web sites for totally free
(infrastructure etc..) if we could share the dream.
? Genn.ai codes will be opensourced in the future.
?Please feel free to contact us!
? http://genn.ai/
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