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How to Increase Retention and Revenue in 1,000 Nontrivial Steps
Yanir reflects on how data scientists at Automattic work to improve customer retention.
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Building Thousands of Reproducible ML Models with pipe, the Automattic Machine Learning Pipeline
Demet takes you deep into pipe, a tool that allows anyone at Automattic to build solid machine learning models.
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Engineering Data Science at Automattic
Yanir Seroussi shares a few of the best practices our data scientists use in their work for Automattic.
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Improving Relevance and Elasticsearch Query Patterns
The WordPress.org plugin directory has been significantly rebuilt over the past year and should go live soon (test site). Many from across the WordPress community helped with this effort. I […]
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Evolution of a Plot: Better Data Visualization, One Step at a Time
The goal of data visualization is to transform numbers into insights. However, default data visualization output often disappoints. Sometimes, the graph shows irrelevant data or misses important aspects; sometimes, the […]
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