Who's your #DataStack for? It must be for both technical and non-technical users, optimized to empower business users who need to make #DataDriven decisions. Watch Alteryx Virtual Summit ON-DEMAND to learn direct from #DataAndAnalytics experts! Watch: https://
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FalkorDB Code Graphs Release Announcement
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This will be out soon, but in the meantime @falkordb has this nice post on code graphs (which this is a version of):
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ScaNN: Google’s Efficient Vector Search for ML Recommendations
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Philip Sun’s work on ScaNN, an efficient vector search library, is critical for ML-based recommendation systems across Google's products. His research is key to ensuring Google's products continue to provide useful suggestions. Explore his latest work: https://t.co/NwZs7jAiQp pic.twitter.com/1sXWJUVt6z
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 20 septembre 2024Philip Sun’s work on ScaNN, an efficient vector search library, is critical for ML-based recommendation systems across Google's products. His research is key to ensuring Google's products continue to provide useful suggestions. Explore his latest work: https://
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Numbers Station AI Unifies Analytics with Data Agents
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Bravo @NumbersStnAI! 👏
— SambaNova (@SambaNovaAI) 20 septembre 2024
With an arsenal of data agents, Numbers Station AI has built a unified #analytics experience that's tool-agnostic and successfully tackled the entire analytics workflow from insight to external action. #AI https://t.co/tDpOLFzIxqBravo @NumbersStnAI
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AI Revolution in Medical Diagnosis Beyond Hype
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It’s not just hype. AI could revolutionize diagnosis in medicine
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Master Alteryx Multi-Row Multi-Field Techniques with Valerija Kirjackaja
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Reminder: Valerija Kirjackaja, Coach at @dataschoolNY
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DataRobot Accelerates Pancreatic Cancer Detection ML Models
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Did you know DataRobot is helping clinical researchers with early pancreatic cancer detection? The British Journal of Cancer highlights how DataRobot accelerates the creation and evaluation of machine learning models to develop diagnostic tools and identify key biomarkers.
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Elastic Retriever Integration in Recent Template Launch
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Great to have Elastic as a retriever in our recent template launch!
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Vivo Brazil Doubles Risk Avoidance with Analytics Tool
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As the largest #telecommunications company in Brazil, the team at @vivobr sought to implement an #AnalyticsTool that would work seamlessly within their infrastructure.
— Alteryx (@alteryx) 20 septembre 2024
Learn how they achieved that and doubled their risk avoidance rate!
🎥 https://t.co/dm8MUze6Di#TaxAnalytics pic.twitter.com/LgevdJNwahAs the largest #telecommunications company in Brazil, the team at @vivobr sought to implement an #AnalyticsTool that would work seamlessly within their infrastructure. Learn how they achieved that and doubled their risk avoidance rate! https://
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Open Buildings Dataset Now Tracks Building Presence Over Time
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An exciting update to our Open Buildings dataset. It now features building presence over time (as well as building height information). It does this by combining high resolution (50cm) but infrequent satellite images and low resolution (1000cm) but frequent (every 5 days). It… https://t.co/cswnXJIjAX pic.twitter.com/DjIxjZYYR5
— Jeff Dean (@JeffDean) 19 septembre 2024An exciting update to our Open Buildings dataset. It now features building presence over time (as well as building height information). It does this by combining high resolution (50cm) but infrequent satellite images and low resolution (1000cm) but frequent (every 5 days). It