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  • demedia
    Content & Technology
    • Apr 2011
    • 664

    #1

    Tech Web Scraping & Data Science - Grow your online business exponentially

    Web Scraping

    Information is the most valuable product. We all know, the internet is the #1 source of public information today. Extracting the right data from the web should be an essential part of your online strategy if you want to succeed. Yet, it is highly impractical to manually extract all the web data you might need. We can automate this process for you. Data extraction could take days or weeks manually, but it will only take a few minutes using our spider.

    BTW: We donâ??t do any "black hat" stuff. There are many ways to scrap public data from the web legally. We fully understand the legalities of web scraping, we wonâ??t do anything illegal. Just remember, Google bots crawl the web and extract data routinely every day.

    Data Science

    The Gartner survey shows that most online businesses simply donâ??t know how to get any real value out of their data. The survey also shows that these businesses will inevitable fail. We are a hybrid of a Growth Hackers and Data Scientists. We can help your online business to achieve exponential growth. The first step is probably to clean up your data. Seriously, is your data a mess? Or, are you not even aware of that your data contains immensely valuable strategic insights? We can turn your raw data into a dynamic marketing tool.

    If you have any questions about any of these, or other services please contact me:

    content(at)foxymobilegirls(dot)com
  • brandonstills
    Confirmed User
    • Dec 2007
    • 1964

    #2
    Interesting. What are some of the examples of pattern recognition and machine learning that you guys have done / can do?

    Brandon Stills
    Industry and programming veteran
    [email protected] | skype: brandonstills | ICQ #495-171-318

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    • demedia
      Content & Technology
      • Apr 2011
      • 664

      #3
      Originally posted by brandonstills
      Interesting. What are some of the examples of pattern recognition and machine learning that you guys have done / can do?
      I run a data science technology startup which is not offering services to the adult industry directly. To keep things separated, I will extend our services here through Foxy Mobile. For the adult industry, I think the most interesting way to implement machine learning algorithms might be for content stores, VOD and Cam site recommendation system solutions.

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      • brandonstills
        Confirmed User
        • Dec 2007
        • 1964

        #4
        Originally posted by demedia
        I run a data science technology startup which is not offering services to the adult industry directly. To keep things separated, I will extend our services here through Foxy Mobile. For the adult industry, I think the most interesting way to implement machine learning algorithms might be for content stores, VOD and Cam site recommendation system solutions.
        I was thinking it would work great for automatically optimizing content to get the most clicks. Maybe clustering users by their preferences to prevent more relevant content. Not sure how feasible it is though since I only know the very basics of machine learning.

        Brandon Stills
        Industry and programming veteran
        [email protected] | skype: brandonstills | ICQ #495-171-318

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        • demedia
          Content & Technology
          • Apr 2011
          • 664

          #5
          Originally posted by brandonstills
          I was thinking it would work great for automatically optimizing content to get the most clicks. Maybe clustering users by their preferences to prevent more relevant content. Not sure how feasible it is though since I only know the very basics of machine learning.
          There are a lot of ways to use machine learning algorithms but to create one is always a tedious process. That's why it's very expensive.

          Netflix apparently spends $150 million a year on their recommendation system. You can check this article here.

          I know the programmers who developed a similar algorithm for LiveJasmin a few years ago. LiveJasmin has deep packets so they can afford to pay for this type of development.

          I often see some very simple "recommendation systems" on adult VOD sites and content stores that don't require any machine learning algorithm. Tha's a different story. These type of systems are not expensive. I think most small sites don't really need anything more complex.

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          • Tahity
            Registered User
            • Sep 2008
            • 24

            #6
            Machine learning is the future actually, this type of clusters are used more and more by the bigger companies in order to target the audience better.

            At some point we wont have any private life unless we crawl under a rock and stay there. Everyone will know what you have done in the past and where you are heading for the future
            i do cutting edge coding - no bullshit - if interested contact me otherwise dont waste my time

            Yahoo: alin.jurj
            ICQ: 416993862
            AIM: Tahity88
            Skype: alin.jurj

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            • demedia
              Content & Technology
              • Apr 2011
              • 664

              #7
              Originally posted by demedia
              I run a data science technology startup which is not offering services to the adult industry directly. To keep things separated, I will extend our services here through Foxy Mobile. For the adult industry, I think the most interesting way to implement machine learning algorithms might be for content stores, VOD and Cam site recommendation system solutions.
              The most practical Machine Learning (ML) technique we can use in the above mentioned areas (content stores, VOD and Cam sites) is Content Based Recommendation (CBR). BTW: dating sites can also benefit immensely from implementing ML algorithms.

              CBR works by matching user’s interests with attributes of items. Using ML, we can make predictions based on user and item i.e. the extent of like or dislike. Then, we convert these predictions to ranked recommendations. The platforms can use these ranked recommendations in several different ways to significantly increase their conversions.

              There are other recommendation approaches and models but CBR is probably the most suitable for the adult industry.

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              • demedia
                Content & Technology
                • Apr 2011
                • 664

                #8
                Originally posted by brandonstills
                I was thinking it would work great for automatically optimizing content to get the most clicks. Maybe clustering users by their preferences to prevent more relevant content. Not sure how feasible it is though since I only know the very basics of machine learning.
                Hi Brandon, Our data products company just developed exactly what you described! This is the next product launch.

                Our software tracks and analyzes what content the visitors are most interested in on a website in real-time? It calculates the visitor?s clicking patterns in real-time? Then, our simplified Machine learning engine will predict what your visitors like or dislike? Our system will trigger a laser targeted call to action in real time, based on each individual visitor?s behavior pattern.

                This is a kind of simplified Machine Learning engine that will be affordable for small sites. If your interested, please let me know. I can send you more info.

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                • celandina
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Jun 2006
                  • 11803

                  #9
                  This is soooo over my head that I will have to consult my 9 year old nephew
                  What the heck you guys are talking about ??

                  I have taught fucking pattern recognition in the 80ties ( to recognize malignant cells )... But it went out in the 90ties as too expensive...

                  Is it coming back in porn? Or is porn too late to figure out this folly ??

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                  • demedia
                    Content & Technology
                    • Apr 2011
                    • 664

                    #10
                    Originally posted by celandina
                    This is soooo over my head that I will have to consult my 9 year old nephew
                    What the heck you guys are talking about ??

                    I have taught fucking pattern recognition in the 80ties ( to recognize malignant cells )... But it went out in the 90ties as too expensive...

                    Is it coming back in porn? Or is porn too late to figure out this folly ??
                    Yeah, just like John Travolta he went out in the 80ties but he came back...things like that happen. In any case, it's good to know that if we get stuck in some complex algorithm we can contact you to ask your nephew to solve the problem for us.

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                    • demedia
                      Content & Technology
                      • Apr 2011
                      • 664

                      #11
                      Originally posted by demedia
                      Hi Brandon, Our data products company just developed exactly what you described! This is the next product launch.

                      Our software tracks and analyzes what content the visitors are most interested in on a website in real-time? It calculates the visitor’s clicking patterns in real-time? Then, our simplified Machine learning engine will predict what your visitors like or dislike? Our system will trigger a laser targeted call to action in real time, based on each individual visitor’s behavior pattern.

                      This is a kind of simplified Machine Learning engine that will be affordable for small sites. If your interested, please let me know. I can send you more info.
                      Don't ask me why I put a ? at the end of those 3 sentences. Seems like they came out of nowhere... This is kind of what happens after a 14 hour workday.

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                      • demedia
                        Content & Technology
                        • Apr 2011
                        • 664

                        #12
                        We are planning to build a VOD site with an ML Recommendation system.

                        Contact us if you need one, we will build the first one for reference. Be the first one, your cost will be very low.

                        content(at)foxymobilegirls(dot)com

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