Supporting content decision makers with machine learning

By Medium - 2020-12-10

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by Melody Dye, Chaitanya (Chaitu) Ekanadham, Avneesh Saluja, and Ashish Rastogi

Summary

Netflix is pioneering content creation at an unprecedented scale.
We can then use this similarity map to identify clusters of titles that share common elements (Figure 2), as well as surface candidate similar titles for an unlaunched title.
For example, if we derive our embeddings from a model that classifies genre, the resulting map will minimize the distance between titles that are thematically similar (Figure 2).
encoder architectures to handle various kinds of title-related inputs.

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Machine_Learning (0.36)
NLP (0.25)
Backend (0.16)

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