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@@ -21,16 +21,6 @@ Worse, your users are faced with a lot of irrelevant items, unable to find what
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Thus, you get poor retention, and it directly impacts company revenue.
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It is really important to avoid such errors in your data.
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Tabular, univariate or low-dimensional data, which has interpretable features, is usually easier to analyze.
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That’s the kind of data we used to in classic machine learning algorithms.
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We already have some tricks and techniques for detecting errors in such datasets.
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For instance, we can calculate some statistics and compare one with another.
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In general, we know how to treat such results.
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But currently, solving a problem involving texts or images you will probably stick with deep learning models and most likely obtain better results.
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Neural networks produce features on their own, and it is much more difficult to make any assumptions about their meaning and desired distribution.
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Therefore, classical approaches don’t work for them.
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## Furniture web-marketplace
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Let’s say you work on an online furniture marketplace.
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### Similarity search
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An alternative approach is similarity search.
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The idea behind similarity search is to measure semantic similarity between related parts of the data.
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E.g. between category title and item images.
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The hypothesis is, that unsuitable items will be less similar.
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