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Evolution of ML Fact Store. by Vivek Kaushal | by Netflix Technology Blog | Netflix TechBlog
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Evolution of ML Fact Store Netflix Technology Blog 11 min read · Apr 26, 2022 -- 4 Listen Share by Vivek Kaushal At Netflix, we aim to provide recommendations that match our members’ interests. To achieve this, we rely on Machine Learning (ML) algorithms. ML algorithms can be only as good as the data that we provide to it. This post will focus on the large volume of high-quality data stored in Axion — our fact store that is leveraged to compute ML features offline. We built Axion primarily to remove any training-serving skew and make offline experimentation faster. We will share how its design
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