In my Mikros dashboard I'm having trouble understanding scores work and where to view these scores.
In the documentation ref-https://developer.tatumgames.com/documentation/preset/business
There are sections "Things your Business Should Know", "Which Users Are The Most Active?", "How Well Do You Retain Users?", "What Is Your Audience Like?", "What Is Your Platform Breakdown?"
If you go to your Mikros dashboard, go to Insights under Advanced Analytics and for example let's say you click "Which Users Are The Most Active?" If you click analyze scores, it will be calculated specified in the Activity Score under the scores documentation.
ref-https://developer.tatumgames.com/documentation/scores
In my Mikros dashboard I'm having trouble understanding scores work and where to view these scores.
The Scores can be found in a few locations when viewing your dashboard.
Activity Score :: Found Insights > Which Users Are The Most Active?
You don't have to Analyze to view the score. It is already available to you.
Reputation Score :: Found Insights > What Is Your Audience Like?
Spending Score :: Found Insights > Which Users Are the BIG Spenders?
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I've randomly tested a web link and got 64. However, the Lab Data and Field Data seems quite different. I think it's because the web page owner just modified it.
Is the score “64” reflecting the Lab Data or Field Data?
Short Answer
It is lab data score.
Longer Answer
The score you see there is the "lab data" score, it is the score for this synthetic test you just ran. It will change every time you run Page Speed Insights.
"Field Data" will not contribute towards your score in Page Speed Insights and is purely for diagnostics.
The "Field Data" is calculated over a rolling 30 days so is useful to see if there are issues that automated tests do not pick up, but useless if you have just done a major update to fix a site issue (for 30 days at least).
Additionally CLS in "Field Data" is calculated the whole time someone is on the site (until the "unload" event on a page), the PSI "Lab Data" is only calculated on the above the fold content. That is sometimes another reason for disparity between results.
Right now getstream passes down ordinal score but not the actual internal score which makes it difficult to debug. I tried reading the api docs and inspecting the response but don't see anything. I'm also not quite sure how their own internal explorer works. When pressing "preview" the results set is limited and makes fine tuning difficult.
Our API call only returns an integer that orders the items. If you want the actual score, go to your organization's dashboard, click on your app, and click on the name of your ranking under the Ranking Methods header. then click on the "Preview Changes" you will see the ranked feed with the full score based on the ranking algorithm. There's also a search bar there if you want to change the feed and user_id values. I don't know if putting the actual score in the feed is on our roadmap but I can bring it up with the team.
I want to use Azure ML to find related products using information from receipts from a store.
I got a file of reciepts:
44366,136778
79619,88975
78861,78864
53395,78129,78786,79295,79353,79406,79408,79417,85829,136712
32340,33973
31897,32905
32476,32697,33202,33344,33879,34237,34422,48175,55486,55490,55498
17800
32476,32697,33202,33344,33879,34237,34422,48175,55490,55497,55498,55503
47098
136974
85832
Each row represent one receipt and each number is a product id.
Given a product id I want to get a list of similar products, i.e. products that was bought together by other customers.
Can anyone point me in the right direction of how do to this?
This seems a good fit for their frequently bought together service (https://datamarket.azure.com/dataset/amla/mba). You may have to preprocess the dataset to get it in the required format. This service has a web UI as well: https://marketbasket.cloudapp.net/
This is a typical problem for Recommender, you can use a model called Machbox recommender to cover such a problem.
Recommender typically use Scoring about items to propose and the use some tricky calculation to predict scores for items users had not scored yet ( a score would be typically 1 user bought the item, 0 he did not)
If you need more details let me know ..(you have access to a free version of Azure ML where you can try all this)
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1) So I currently have a leaderboard that is based on people's score. Their scores are doubles, 0.00 - 100.00.
So if there are only 2 people on the leaderboard, one with a score of 90.00 and the other with a score of 80.00, i want to be able to tally up all of the scores and divide by the number of people on the leaderboard... in this case 90.00 + 80.00 / 2.0
So does anyone know how to do this?
2) Second, I want to create a leaderboard that the user can see their ranking, but is unable to see other people's names. Is there a way to do that as well? I know I could make a custom interface that only shows their ranking, but then if they open the gamecenter app, they would be able to look up my app and see names and rankings but I don't want to allow that.
3) Is there a way to make a leaderboard only show the user's most recent submission? For instance, if their first submit a 70.0, then a 80.0, then a 60.0, then a 71.2, it will only show the 71.2?
To answer your questions:
1. This is not possible with standard GameKit API. You will need your own server to achieve this.
2. You are right, even if you create a custom UI for leaderboards, the user will be able to see other players scores in the game center app. But if you just want local player highscore, store it locally and use iCloud to synchronise it.
3. This is also impossible with GameKit. But if you store it locally, you can do it your way.
Game Center doesn't provide API for fetching an average score. If you could fetch all the scores on the leaderboard, you could easily use KVC collection operators to compute their average. However, you can't get all the scores on a leaderboard -- its range property only allows you to fetch up to 100 scores.
Any leaderboards you create using Game Center will be visible in the Game Center app, names and all. (Note that only nicknames are shown for people not in your friends list -- if your question has to do with privacy of real names, you needn't be concerned.)
You can now use iTunes Connect to control whether a leaderboard shows each player's highest score or their most recently submitted score -- see under "score submission type" in iTunes Connect Developer Guide.
I have some stuff to do in SharePoint for my departure, but i am really overhelmed by the features and i don't get a right overview what i can do with which feature (e.g. Excel Services, Performance Point, Dashboard, Chart Controls, ...).
My first problem: I should make some kind of customer satisfaction monitoring. E.g. after each project with the customer, he should fill out some interview about his satisfaction with the results. Then there should be a graphic in sharepoint which monitors the increase or decrease of customer satisfaction. How could i do a table (or list) which should hold scores (from 1-5) for each question and calculate a average score for each date when the customer filled out a interview form.
I am a real beginner with sharepoint. I am reading some books at the moment (but some of them for sharepoint 2007 and we are using sharepoint 2010). I tried to google it but i could not find a real clear answere or howto.
While you said you are a beginner.I will vote for an Excel Dashboard ( Web Based ).
You can pull the data in excel and draw a chart ( may be bar graph over months ) and then put this excel in SP document library to render a Web Excel based dashboard.
Easiest and scalable.
I would suggest creating a SharePoint survey. You can set up the questions in the manner you described and I believe there's a "overview" view that displays the results graphically. You could also display the graphics using something like the Bamboo Poll web part (http://store.bamboosolutions.com/sharepoint-poll-web-part.aspx).
Here's some info on creating a survey: http://blog.fpweb.net/creating-adding-to-and-modifying-a-sharepoint-survey/
Here's another good article on creating simple web parts to display your results:
https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/pages/create-a-polling-web-part-with-sharepoint-designer-and-the-dvwp.aspx