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Examples, techniques, and lessons learned building data products over the last 3 years at LinkedIn. Pete Skomoroch is a Principal Data Scientist at LinkedIn where he leads a team focused on building data products leveraging LinkedIn's powerful identity and reputation data. The talk describes some techniques and best practices applied to develop products like LinkedIn Skills & Endorsements. This was the inaugural UberData Tech Talk, held in SF at Uber HQ.

Developing Data Products
Uber Tech Talk
Pete Skomoroch @peteskomoroch
December 5 2012

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Examples, Techniques, & Lessons Learned

Developing Data Products

Our Mission
Connect the world’s professionals to make them
more productive and successful.

Our Vision
Create economic opportunity for every
professional in the world.

Members First!

LinkedIn is the leading professional network site

187M+
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LinkedIn Members

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640M+ Worldwide
Professionals
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3,300M+
Worldwide Workforce

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LinkedIn profiles represent our professional identity

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187M Members 187M Member
Profiles

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We have a lot of data.

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We have a lot of data.
And (like everyone else), we store it in Hadoop.

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We have a lot of data.
And (like everyone else), we store it in Hadoop.
And people build awesome things with that data.

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Collaborative Filtering: LinkedIn Skill Pages

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Classification: giving structure to unstructured data

Extract

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Clustering & Disambiguation

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De-duplication and Normalization

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Network Algorithms: Relevance & Ranking

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Prediction: Personalized Skill Recommendations

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Skill Endorsements

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Social Proof and the Skill Endorsement Graph

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The Economic Graph: Skills, Jobs, People, Locations…

Location

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Lessons learned developing data
products

Collect the right data at the right time

Large amounts of data can reveal new patterns
Probability of Job Title

Months since graduation
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Be wary of “black-box” approaches

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Look at your data

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Aggregate statistics can be misleading

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Build a viewer app, “micro-listen”

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Algorithmic intuition: include data geeks in design

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OODA: Think like a jet fighter

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OODA: Observe, Orient, Decide, Act

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OODA: The speed you can move determines victory

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Red teaming: what can go wrong likely will

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Error data is super valuable, analyze it and adapt

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Conclusion: tips for developing data products

 Collect the right data at the right time
 Large amounts of data can reveal new patterns
 Be wary of “black box” approaches
 Look at your raw data
 Aggregate statistics can be misleading
 Build and use viewer apps
 Include data geeks in design process
 OODA: Think like a jet fighter
 Red-teaming: anticipate edge cases
 Find opportunity in your error data

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Questions?

More info: data.linkedin.com
@peteskomoroch

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2. Examples, Techniques, & Lessons Learned Developing Data Products

3. Our Mission Connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful. Our Vision Create economic opportunity for every professional in the world. Members First!

9. What do we mean by data products?

10. Building products from data at LinkedIn A few examples:  People You May Know  Skills and Endorsements  Year in Review  Network Updates Digest  InMaps  Who’s viewed my profile  Collaborative Filtering  Groups You May Like  and more… ©2012 LinkedIn Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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23. Collect the right data at the right time

35. Conclusion: tips for developing data products  Collect the right data at the right time  Large amounts of data can reveal new patterns  Be wary of “black box” approaches  Look at your raw data  Aggregate statistics can be misleading  Build and use viewer apps  Include data geeks in design process  OODA: Think like a jet fighter  Red-teaming: anticipate edge cases  Find opportunity in your error data ©2012 LinkedIn Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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