September was a big month for the Quantexa Community, with a brand-new group launching, some excellent new blogs, a lively live Q&A, and an update for anyone learning on the Academy platform. Here's your roundup.
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🚀 A New Home for Data Scientists
The biggest news this month was the launch of our Data Scientists User Group, a dedicated space for data scientists working with Quantexa to connect, share their voice and knowledge, and learn from one another. Are you a Data Scientist? This group is for you.
📚 Fresh Thinking from the Data Science Community
The new group wasted no time getting into substantive discussion. Some standout reads from September include:
- You Can't Automate Understanding, but You Can Automate Context, exploring how context underpins effective AI and enterprise decision-making.
- Are Context Graphs just Knowledge Graphs?, digging into the rise of the "context graph" concept.
- Perspectives on AI Bias, a thought-provoking look at real-world cases of bias in automated decision-making.
- Do cycles hide risk? A Legal Hierarchy and Japan's Keiretsu Networks Story, on uncovering hidden risk in complex ownership networks.
- Creating and exploring a Q Knowledge Graph, a hands-on guide to the connections hiding in your data.
💬 Ask Me Anything with Our Solutions Architects
Members also put their questions directly to our Solutions Architects in a live Ask Me Anything (AMA) session, which covered topics from technical best practices to project advice. Congratulations to Guru, the winner of our recent AMA competition, who submitted three questions that our Solutions Architects answered during the session. Join the Architects group to get involved.
📘 New in the Platform Library
Two practical additions landed in September for teams working hands-on with the platform.
- Scoring Validation Release, a new article series on established practices for score validation, including the complexities of validating network scores.
- Optimizing Entity Resolution Performance: A Guide, a walkthrough for optimizing ER performance.
🛠️ For the Developers: Documentation MCP
September also brought a new tool for building with Quantexa. The Quantexa Documentation MCP, built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), gives AI coding assistants like Claude direct, searchable access to the Quantexa Platform Documentation.
That's all for September. If you have content ideas or requests, get in touch at mailto:[email protected]
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