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    Helping our new Data Scientists start in Python: A guide to learning by doing

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    Thom Hopmans

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    September 29, 2016

    The Data Science team at Greenhouse Group is steadily growing and continuously changing. This also implies new Data Scientists and interns starting regularly. Each new Data Scientist we hire is unique and has a different set of skills. What they all have in common though is a strong analytical background…

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    Api.ai vs Wit.ai (or is it Google vs Facebook?)

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    Thijs Koppen

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    September 22, 2016

    Yesterday’s big news in the world of chatbots was Google acquiring Api.ai, a company which allows developers to integrate natural language processing and understanding into their applications. Think of it like talking to someone, but instead, that someone is now your phone, and it actually understands what you’re saying. Services…

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    Commercial Chatbots: What does the Consumer think?

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    Daan van Dijk

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    September 19, 2016

    Within Greenhouse Group Labs, four students are currently exploring the world of chatbots. The aim is to reveal insights regarding businesses’ incentives to use chatbots and the effect of chatbot usage on customer satisfaction. Meanwhile, various chatbots will be developed and prototyped, most probably with wit.ai. What precisely is a…

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    How to set up ESLint with Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide in WebStorm

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    Rick Stevens

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    September 16, 2016

    Last year, Gaya wrote an incredibly useful article about how to get Airbnb’s JavaScript Style Guide working in WebStorm. However, JSCS has joined ESLint quite a while ago. We still want our code to validate through Airbnb’s JS style guide. So for us, a migration to ESLint was a natural…

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    Google Analytics’ new event metrics explained

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    Erik Driessen

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    September 5, 2016

    As of today, Google has added two new event metrics to Google Analytics: Unique Events (New) and Unique Dimension Combinations. If you still use the old metric, you’ll get a message telling you that it will be dropped: Unique Events are deprecated warning in Google Analytics. Let’s see how the…

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    Get more out of Facebook Messenger

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    Sanne Bongers

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    September 2, 2016

    Answering questions and interacting with people on a Facebook business page was already possible. Now there are options which make this a lot easier, like automatic replies and the Messenger code and username. Do you already make use of these possibilities? How to set up automatic replies in Facebook Messenger…

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    Calculation of confidence intervals for ratios

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    Alice Bezett

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    August 25, 2016

    The science of campaign optimization was among the very first things I was introduced to when first coming to work in programmatic media at Bannerconnect, and it was with great interest that I learned the particular steps our campaign managers regularly take to ensure campaigns run in the most effective…

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    How to write a basic viewability tracker

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    Siebe Hiemstra

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    August 23, 2016

    Although viewability is not always a guarantee for success, it’s a hot topic in the land of online marketing. We do not only track viewability in our display campaigns to optimise the exposure time of our campaigns, but we also use viewability to see how visitors are using our client’s…

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    What is a tag manager?

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    Erik Driessen

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    August 5, 2016

    We’ve been working with tag managers for about three years now, but we still notice some unclarity about what a tag manager is amongst both colleagues and clients alike. Let’s clarify things. What are tags? First things first: what does tag in tag manager stand for? Tags are generally code…

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    How to start a WhatsApp conversation directly from the web

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    Siebe Hiemstra

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    August 3, 2016

    Did you know you can send a WhatsApp message directly from a web page? You might have already seen this elsewhere because AddThis also offers it in their well-known and well-spread sharing tools. As an online marketing agency, we can also leverage the power of WhatsApp by integrating it in…

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