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Flashcard 7092601752844

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#DAG #causal #edx #has-images
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Flashcard 7093300366604

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The CX programs of the future will be holistic, predictive, precise, and clearly tied to business outcomes
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The CX programs of the future will be holistic, predictive, precise, and clearly tied to business outcomes. Evidence suggests that the advantages will be substantial for companies that start building the capabilities, talent, and organizational structure needed for this transition. Those tha

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Flashcard 7095261203724

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#causality #statistics
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Definition 3.4 (d-separation) Two (sets of) nodes 𝑋 and 𝑌 are d-separated by a set of nodes 𝑍 if [...] of the paths between (any node in) 𝑋 and (any node in) 𝑌 are blocked by 𝑍

Source: Pearl (1988), Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems: Networks of Plausible Inference

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all

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Definition 3.4 (d-separation) Two (sets of) nodes 𝑋 and 𝑌 are d-separated by a set of nodes 𝑍 if all of the paths between (any node in) 𝑋 and (any node in) 𝑌 are blocked by 𝑍 Source: Pearl (1988), Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems: Networks of Plausible Inference </

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Flashcard 7095263038732

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#GAN #data #sequential #synthetic
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Generating synthetic time-series and sequential data is more challenging than tabular data where normally all the information regarding one individual is stored in a single row. In sequential data, information can be spread through [...], like credit card transactions, and preservation of correlations between rows — the events — and columns — the variables is key. Furthermore, the length of the sequences is variable; some cases may comprise just a few transactions while others may have thousands.
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many rows

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equential data is more challenging than tabular data where normally all the information regarding one individual is stored in a single row. In sequential data, information can be spread through <span>many rows, like credit card transactions, and preservation of correlations between rows — the events — and columns — the variables is key. Furthermore, the length of the sequences is variable; so

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Flashcard 7095264873740

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we describe and apply an extended version of a recent powerful method to generate synthetic sequential data — [...]. It is a framework based on Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) with some innovations that make possible the generation of synthetic versions of complex sequential datasets.
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DoppelGANger

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we describe and apply an extended version of a recent powerful method to generate synthetic sequential data — DoppelGANger. It is a framework based on Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) with some innovations that make possible the generation of synthetic versions of complex sequential datasets. <

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