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Data Science at LinkedIn: My Team
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Data Science at LinkedIn: My Team

Lots of people ask me what it’s like to be a data scientist at LinkedIn. The short answer: it’s awesome. Folks like Pete Skomoroch

Science as a Strategy
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Science as a Strategy

Last night, I had the pleasure to deliver the keynote address as the CIO Summit US. It was an honor to address an assembly of CIOs, CTOs, and technology executives...

Semantic Link and Internet Evolution
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Semantic Link and Internet Evolution


Noah Iliinsky: Tech Talk on Designing Data Visualizations
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Noah Iliinsky: Tech Talk on Designing Data Visualizations

Note: This post was written by Yael Garten, a Senior Data Scientist at LinkedIn. Yael joined Linkedin in 2011, where she leads our mobile analytics team. She previously...

Data, Algorithms, and People
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Data, Algorithms, and People

One of the highlights of the recent Data 2.0 Summit was a panel featuring: Alexander Gray,

Video of Strata 2012 Talk on Humans, Machines, and the Dimensions of Microwork
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Video of Strata 2012 Talk on Humans, Machines, and the Dimensions of Microwork

  The video of the presentation that Claire Hunsaker and I delivered on “Humans, Machines, and the Dimensions of Microwork” at Strata 2012 is now available as part...

Data 2.0 Summit
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Data 2.0 Summit

I’ll be participating in the Data 2.0 Summit on Tuesday, April 3rd, and I hope to see some of you there. Last year, my colleague (and fellow LinkedIn data scientist)...

Claudia Perlich: Tech Talk on Real-Time Bidding Optimization
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Claudia Perlich: Tech Talk on Real-Time Bidding Optimization

Conventional wisdom holds that physical compliments are counter-productive as pick-up lines. Indeed, a dating site did some analysis showing a negative correlation...

Facing Prosopagnosia
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Facing Prosopagnosia


Making Love with Data: Avinash Kaushik
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Making Love with Data: Avinash Kaushik

Just watch the presentation, which stole the show at Strata 2012. The written word cannot do justice to Avinash’s passion and his extraordinary ability to communicate...

Humans, Machines, and the Dimensions of Microwork
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Humans, Machines, and the Dimensions of Microwork

As per my previous post, I had a great time at the O’Reilly Strata Conference. It was a delight to participate in such a fantastic gathering of folks who work with...

Strata 2012: Big Data is Bigger than Ever!
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Strata 2012: Big Data is Bigger than Ever!

I spent the last three days at the O’Reilly Strata Conference, an assembly of two thousand people focused on data science and its applications. While I’m wary of...

Enjoying Seattle
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Enjoying Seattle

My excursion to Seattle was delightful, and I thought I’d share some details with readers. I spent most of Friday at the University of Washington, meeting with...

Social Wisdom in Seattle
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Social Wisdom in Seattle


LinkedIn @ CMU
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LinkedIn @ CMU

As regular readers know, I have a deep affection for Carnegie Mellon University, where I did my graduate work. I’m happy to announce that two of my colleagues (both...

Thoughts About Job Performance
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Thoughts About Job Performance

This is the season of annual reviews, at least at LinkedIn. Performance reviews can be daunting for both employees and managers — at least everywhere that I’ve...

Are You Hitched?
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Are You Hitched?

Let me preface this post by saying that this is my personal blog, and that my opinions here are not necessarily those of my employer. With that out of the way,...

Guided Exploration: Faceted Search, Backwards
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Guided Exploration: Faceted Search, Backwards

Information Scent In the early 1990s, PARC researchers Peter Pirolli and Stuart Card developed the theory of information scent (more generally, information foraging)...

Next Play!
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Next Play!

Every year brings its own adventures, but for me 2011 will be a tough act to follow. A year ago, I’d just started

HCIR 2011: Now on YouTube!
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HCIR 2011: Now on YouTube!

The Fifth Workshop on Human-Computer Interaction and Information Retrieval (HCIR 2011), held on October 20th at Google’s main campus in Mountain View, California...
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