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Lift, in various contexts, refers to the increase or enhancement of a particular metric or performance. In marketing, “lift” often denotes the incremental improvement in conversion rates or sales resulting from a specific campaign or strategy, measured through methods like Lift Tests. In data science, lift can also refer to the effectiveness of a predictive model, indicating how much better the model performs compared to random guessing. Understanding lift is crucial for evaluating the success of initiatives and making informed decisions based on data-driven insights.

Marketing Incremental Lift Test 101

 Towards Data Science

Lift Test helps identify the incremental return and causal effect of a dependent variable by applying one independent variable to the test group and not to the holdout group. The lift test result is t...

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What Is Lifting State Up in JavaScript?

 Better Programming

Sharing state is accomplished by moving it up to the closest common ancestor of the components that need it. This is called “lifting state up.” — React Docs

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Understanding Lift curve

 Analytics Vidhya

Maybe your job interviewer asked you about lift curve and you nearly had a heart attack, or maybe you are curious about that curve with a catchy name you heard about? It could be a lot more of…

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The Magic of Hoisting

 Better Programming

Hoisting is a JavaScript mechanism where variable declarations using var are hoisted/lifted to the top of their scope (to the top of their functional/ local scope if they are declared inside a…

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Hoisting

 Codecademy

Hoisting is a default process where JavaScript “splits” var and function declarations from their definitions. These declarations are “moved up” to the top of the file above where they were defined and...

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Streamlit

 Python in Plain English

The best tool for rapid dashboard development! Continue reading on Python in Plain English

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Streamlit: The Easy and Flexible Framework for Interactive Web Applications

 Python in Plain English

Streamlit is an open-source framework that is used for creating interactive and modern web apps with just a few lines of Python code. It is designed to make the process of building a web application…

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Beginner’s Guide: Extract, Transform, Load (ETL)

 Towards Data Science

Understanding the Big Data Principle in Data Analytics Continue reading on Towards Data Science

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The Lyft Data Scientist Interview

 Towards Data Science

Lyft, Inc. is a rapidly expanding ride-sharing company based in San Francisco, operating in 644 cities across the United States and 12 cities in Canada. Founded in 2012 as a part of a long-distance…

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Geo Lift Experiments II: Spotify Blend Case Study

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An exploration of geo lift experiments in the product context of the Spotify Blend Feature Continue reading on Towards Data Science

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MR-Uplift: Multiple Responses in Uplift Models

 Towards Data Science

At Ibotta we have built and deployed multiple uplift models over the past few years. We have described some theoretical groundwork and practical advice in blogs before. In these we discussed how to…

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Evaluating Uplift Models

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CAUSAL DATA SCIENCE How to compare and select the best uplift model Cover, image by Author. One of the most widespread applications of causal inference in the industry is uplift modeling, a.k.a. the ...

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