Data normalization facilitates the flow of data across front-, middle-, and back-office operations—in both directions. For example, when Broadridge provides dashboards with real-time lifecycle data to ...

Normalization is a process that can keep data in bounds, improving both training and inference. Foregoing normalization can result in at least two problems. First, activation values can saturate at ...

Ultimately, normalization means that one’s data attributes are organized based on the dependen­cies between them. What the data means drives how the data is arranged. As often mentioned, data items on ...

Normalization clusters data items together based on functional dependencies within the data items. This normalized arrangement expresses the semantics of the business items being presented.

Arguably, the two biggest challenges in the FAST ecosystem are managing the ad experience and delivering ROI for the brands that support the platform. Experts, from Fremantle's Laura Florence to Fuse ...