Published inTDS ArchiveBetter A/B Testing with Survival AnalysisWhen running experiments — don’t forget to bring your survival kitJul 31, 2024Jul 31, 2024
Better churn prediction — part 3Even for the “who” question — using survival analysisMay 27, 2024May 27, 2024
Published inTDS ArchiveA better way to analyze feature release impactOr — why naive “before-after” comparisons can drive bad product decisionsMay 23, 20232May 23, 20232
Published inTDS ArchiveBetter Churn Prediction — Using Survival AnalysisAnswering the “when” questionOct 31, 20221Oct 31, 20221
DALL-E: the end of human creativity?Usually I post about how I instruct machines to translate my ideas into scientific discovery. This time around I’d like to discuss…Jul 13, 2022Jul 13, 2022
Published inTDS ArchiveBetter churn predictionTo churn or not churn — what is the real question?Jun 8, 20222Jun 8, 20222
Published inGeek CultureSometimes more data can hurtDon’t believe it? neither did I!May 23, 2021May 23, 2021
Published inTDS Archivedata.table speed with dplyr syntax: Yes we can!Why choose between speed and readability when you can have both?Apr 13, 20211Apr 13, 20211