from TD JavaScript SDK STEP 1 Extract keywords from each article STEP 2 Aggregate customers’ visits as td_interest_words and td_affinity_categories Society Olympic game medal president citizen rule law data cloud CDP Create audience politics law US nation equation math curry rice history Science Food, Culture td_client_id XXX-YYY-ZZZZZ td_title Today’s news td_description The Olympic game has been started … td_host www.td-news.com td_path /2017/10/01/olympic td_client_id XXX-YYY-ZZZZZ td_interest_words Olympic, baseball, game td_affinity_categories Sports, Entertainment
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Store customers’ browsing log from TD JavaScript SDK STEP 1 Extract keywords from each article STEP 2 Aggregate customers’ visits as td_interest_words and td_affinity_categories Society Olympic game medal president citizen rule law data cloud CDP Create audience politics law US nation equation math curry rice history Science Food, Culture td_client_id XXX-YYY-ZZZZZ td_title Today’s news td_description The Olympic game has been started … td_host www.td-news.com td_path /2017/10/01/olympic td_client_id XXX-YYY-ZZZZZ td_interest_words Olympic, baseball, game td_affinity_categories Sports, Entertainment
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AS article_id, concat( -- remove site name which commonly occurs at the foot of page title regexp_replace( -- "(xxx)" is generally meaningless, accessory part of page title regexp_replace( td_title, '[(ʢ].+?[)ʣ]', '' ), '[|-] .+$', '' ), ' ', coalesce(td_description, '') ) AS content FROM ${behavior} WHERE td_title IS NOT NULL AND TD_TIME_RANGE(time, TD_TIME_ADD(TD_SCHEDULED_TIME(), '-90d'))
FROM article t1 LATERAL VIEW explode( tokenize_ja( normalize_unicode(content, 'NFKC'), "normal", array(“a”,”about","above","across","after","again",...), array(“෭ࢺ”,”ॿࢺ","ಈࢺ","ه߸","໊ࢺ-","෭ࢺ-Ұൠ","ॿࢺ-ಛघ","ಈࢺ-ඌ",...), "https://s3.amazonaws.com/td-cdp-tagging/stable/kuromoji-user-dict-neologd.csv.gz" ) ) t2 AS word WHERE length(word) >= 2 AND word RLIKE '^[͊-ΜʔΝ-ϲʔҰ-ᴱa-zA-Z̰-͉̖-̯ɾʂʁ]+$' -- acceptable characters AND word NOT RLIKE '^([^Ұ-ᴱ]{1,2}|[͊-Μʔ]{1,3})$' -- even if word consists of acceptable characters, reject "len-2 non-kanji word" and "len-3 hiragana-only word"
takuti.me/note/tf-idf article_keyword AS ( SELECT tf.article_id, tf.word, tfidf(tf.freq, df.cnt, ${td.last_results.n_article}) AS tfidf FROM tf JOIN df ON tf.word = df.word WHERE df.cnt >= 2 AND df.cnt <= ${Math.max(100000, td.last_results.n_article / 2)} -- ignore too common words ) SELECT each_top_k( 20, article_id, tfidf, article_id, word ) AS (rank, score, article_id, word) FROM ( SELECT article_id, word, tfidf FROM article_keyword CLUSTER BY article_id ) t
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AS ( SELECT map_agg(label, cnt) AS kv FROM ( SELECT label, CAST(COUNT(1) AS double) AS cnt FROM cdp_tmp_${model_table_name}_samples_${scope} GROUP BY label ) t ) SELECT -- If % of minor samples is very small (less than 0.1%), -- amplify them so that at least 1% of samples are occupied by the minors. IF(kv[1] / kv[0] < 0.001, -- % of positive samples is less than 0.1% cast(floor(0.01 / (kv[1] / kv[0])) AS integer), 1) AS pos_oversample_rate, IF(kv[0] / kv[1] < 0.001, -- % of negative samples is less than 0.1% cast(floor(0.01 / (kv[0] / kv[1])) AS integer), 1) AS neg_oversample_rate, -- Amplify very small data regardless of its label, because tiny dataset -- possibly shows poor accuracy. IF(${td.last_results.num_samples} > 100000, 1, 10) AS all_oversample_rate FROM label2cnt Negative samples Positive samples
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