Sven Kreiss, Lead Data Scientist, Wildcard
summary
A production microservice takes a URL, returns JSON-structured article fields using a pipeline built on Apache Spark for batch training, PhantomJS scraping for rendered DOM features, and scikit-learn random forests for single-machine inference; labeling is partly human-powered. An iteration that replaces sampling with a feed‑forward neighbor-aware pass yields a 10x speedup with no quality loss and currently powers 54% of cards in the Wildcard iOS app.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:51What is Wildcard
- 6:54Features Pipeline
- 12:20Machine Learning
- 15:00Previous Approaches
- 16:35New Approach
- 17:25Conditional Random Fields
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