This article was written by Susan CS and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science/Metric-Matters-Part-2-Evaluating-Regression-Models/ba-p/722596
Welcome to part 2 of our discussion of metrics for evaluating your machine learning models! If you missed part 1 and would like a general intro to the meaning of “metrics,” plus a deep dive into the metrics often used for classification models, be sure to check out that post.
This article was written by Susan CS and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science/Metric-Matters-Part-1-Evaluating-Classification-Models/ba-p/719190
Imagine taking a 100-question multiple-choice test and giving the right answer to 85 questions.
This article was written by Susan CS and originally appeared on the Alteryx Data Science Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science/Introducing-Alteryx-Open-Source/ba-p/703289
At Alteryx, we believe in the power of open source to drive data science and analytics innovation that is accessible to anyone, anywhere.
This article was written by Susan CS and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works/Monitoring-Record-Count-Through-an-Alteryx-Workflow/ba-p/704344
Count Records and Test Tools
Have you ever built a workflow only to find out later that you’re losing a bunch of your records after trying to Join a couple files together? Do you ever wish you could check the number of records as they pass through your workflow, and be alerted when records get dropped? Or even stop the workflow when there’s a value that is too high or too low? With Alteryx, you can set up these checkpoints and alerts, and focus on your project instead of spend time trying to find where your workflow is leaking records.
This article was written by Susan CS and originally appeared on the Alteryx Data Science Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Data-Science/Locating-Sustainable-Living-with-Data-Science-an-Analytic-App/ba-p/706297
With more companies accepting that remote work is feasible for their employees, some formerly location-locked workers are exploring new possibilities for places to live.
This article was written by Emil Kos and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works/Starting-the-Conversation-Around-Workflow-and-Process/ba-p/700545
This article is meant to be a resource for the small teams that recently started the Alteryx Designer implementation.
This article was written by Erica R and originally appeared on the Alteryx Engine Works Blog here: https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Engine-Works/Are-You-Experiencing-Organizational-Changes-in-the-New-Year/ba-p/702601
Like many of you, I am experiencing organizational change at my company in the new year.
This article was written by Anne-Queline Kller and originally appeared on the Alteryx page: https://www.alteryx.com/input/top-10-predictions-for-supply-chain-in-2021
This past year has proved that nothing is certain in supply chain (and the world at large). However, it has taught (or forced) us to re-evaluate and adapt all channels of operations to simply keep pace with today’s demand.
This article originally appeared on the Alteryx page: https://help.alteryx.com/current/designer/whats-new-designer
2021.1
Version: 2021.1.2.20534
Release Date: February 10, 2021
Licensing Update for Versions 11.7 and Older
You can’t upgrade directly from version 11.7 or older to version 2021.1. If you are using Designer version 11.7 or previous and want to upgrade to 2021.1, you have to first upgrade to version 2020.4 or previous.
This article was written by Alan Jacobson and originally appeared on the Alteryx page: https://www.alteryx.com/input/modern-day-analytic-automation
Supply Chain Optimization
Companies around the world are rapidly adjusting to new realities posed by the COVID-19 global pandemic.