Fifteen million babies are born prematurely each year. Stephen Quake’s daughter, Zoe, was one of them: she arrived via emergency C-section after Quake and his wife, Athina, made a middle-of-the-night dash to the emergency room, a month before Zoe was due. She spent her first night in an incubator, and her father, a bioengineer then […]
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Last updated on October 11, 2018 Scikit-learn is a well known Python machine learning library. It provides various utilities for machine learning, including those for cross-validation. In a standard (K)-fold cross-validation, the data are split into (K) subsets (with equal size). There are (K) rounds of training and testing. In each round, one subset is
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Kentucky Fried Chicken is moving beyond chicken. Beyond Meat and KFC announced Monday that they’re working together on “Beyond Fried Chicken” — meat-free “chicken” nuggets and boneless wings meant to mimic the taste and texture of the real thing. KFC will be testing the plant-based chicken products for one day only on Tuesday at the
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Playable Ads Preview tool lets users know if the call-to-action is not implemented correctly. Facebook has launched a Playable Ads Preview tool for mobile app developers that will let them test and validate Playable Ads before they create a mobile app ad campaign around it. The tool checks to see if the the Playable Ad
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Twitter's launched a new test of an option which would enable users to be notified about replies to any tweet. Source link
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Do you have a brilliant new product idea? If so, get an early read on your product’s market value. It’s a crucial component to a successful launch. The earlier in your development process that you determine the value of your idea and the emotional connection it will have with your audience, the better. That way,
Marketing Podcast with Scott AyresPodcast Transcript Today’s guest on the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is Scott Ayres, content scientist with AgoraPulse’s Social Media Lab. Ayres and the team at the lab are testing every question a marketer has ever had about social media. Things like, “Should Instagram hashtags go in the caption on the first
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Back to Podcast John Jantsch: This episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast is brought to you by Opteo. That’s O-P-T-E-O, dot com, slash ducttape. And if you go to that link, you’re going to find out how you can get a six week extended trial of this Google Ads optimization software. John Jantsch: Hello
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People who spend eight or more hours a day staring at a computer screen may notice their eyes becoming tired or dry, and, if those conditions are severe enough, they may eventually develop dry eye disease (DED). DED is a common disease with shockingly few FDA-approved drug options, partially because of the difficulties of
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Split testing or A/B testing is a popular marketing tactic where businesses will change one or more variable their campaign for some of their users. In other words, consumers are exposed to two advertisements that look similar, except for the variable that was changed. The purpose of split testing is to increase conversions and sales
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