With the Open Science approach becoming important for research, the evolution towards open scientific-paper reviews is making an impact on the scientific community. However, there is a lack of publicly available resources for conducting research activities related to this subject, as only a limited number of journals and conferences currently allow access to their review process for interested parties. In this paper, we introduce the new comprehensive Open Review-Based dataset (ORB); it includes a curated list of more than 36,000 scientific papers with their more than 89,000 reviews and final decisions. We gather this information from two sources: the OpenReview.net and SciPost.org websites. However, given the volatile nature of this domain, the software infrastructure that we introduce to supplement the ORB dataset is designed to accommodate additional resources in the future. The ORB deliverables include (1) Python code (interfaces and implementations) to translate document data and metadata into a structured and high-level representation, (2) an ETL process (Extract, Transform, Load) to facilitate the automatic updates from defined sources and (3) data files representing the structured data. The paper presents our data architecture and an overview of the collected data along with relevant statistics. For illustration purposes, we also discuss preliminary Natural-Language-Processing-based experiments that aim to predict (1) papers' acceptance based on their textual embeddings, and (2) grading statistics inferred from embeddings as well. We believe ORB provides a valuable resource for researchers interested in open science and review, with our implementation easing the use of this data for further analysis and experimentation. We plan to update ORB as the field matures as well as introduce new resources even more fitted to dedicated scientific domains such as High-Energy Physics.

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In the book'Bad Data Handbook' Q Ethan McCallum has rightly said, "We all say we like data, but it's not the data but the insights that we derive from it are what we care about." Yet, a data analyst gets to dedicate only 20% of her time to the art and science of generating insights out of data. The rest of her time is spent in structuring and cleaning the data. In order to minimize the time investment in data cleaning, there is a need of standardized frameworks and tools that work for the diverse data and business use cases across industries, functions, and domains. This blog aims to equip you with the knowledge you need to build and execute such standardized data quality frameworks that work for your data and use cases.

ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) is the most widespread approach to data integration, the practice of consolidating data from disparate source systems with the aim of improving access to data. The story is still the same: businesses have a sea of data at disposition, and making sense of this data fuels business performance. ETL plays a central role in this quest: it is the process of turning raw, messy data into clean, fresh, and reliable data from which business insights can be derived. This article seeks to bring clarity on how this process is conducted, how ETL tools have evolved, and the best tools available for your organization today. Today, organizations collect data from multiple different business source systems: Cloud applications, CRM systems, files, etc.

Big data is a big deal. Spotting trends in data enables business leaders and entrepreneurs to make better decisions, improve team performance and increase revenue. Sales, customer and operations data can make a night-and-day difference for your business. The most efficient method for extracting data is a process called ETL. Short for "extract, transform, load," ETL tools pull data from the various platforms you use and prepare it for analysis.

In my last post, I talked about what it means to move machine learning (ML) models into production by introducing the concept of MLOps. This time we're going to look at the opposite end of the data science steps for ML -- data extraction and integration. ETL stands for Extract-Transform-Load, it usually involves moving data from one or more sources, making some changes, and then loading it into a new single destination. Most ML algorithms require large amounts of training data in order to produce models that can make accurate predictions. They also require good quality training data, representative of the problem we are trying to solve.

Suppose you are the hiring manager for a data scientist position, and interviewing a prospective candidate. The candidate starts to express the skills hoping they are enough for the position and the best card among these skills is MS Excel capability. What would you think about this candidate? I suppose most of you would consider this candidate as mediocre, which is ineligible for most of the companies. Let's make a little change in our hypothetical interview by replacing MS Excel with predictive modelling.

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Problem statement: A Bank's management committee wants to understand their business needs, customer's requirement in detail and more accurate manner. They want to build up one Decision support system in which they want some banking report on daily, weekly, monthly basis. The vendor needs to use their database to give an automatic reporting application for present and future requirements. Using Informatica PowerCenter you have to fulfill all the requirements. Problem statement: Target Mega Mart is planning to build a data warehouse of sales, to enhance their decision support.

According to Weisensee et al., Data warehouse architecture follows following principles: ETL process is the foundation of BI. Success and failure of BI projects depends upon ETL process. It plays a vital role to integrate and enhance the worth of data. After the extraction, cleansing and arrangement of data, it will be loaded into data warehouse. In short, ETL is the transferring process of data from data source to the target data warehouse.