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Decisions
- One platform, Pro-ML, for every ranking team: features defined once in Frame and Feathr, trained on Spark and TonY, executed by Quasar, ramped by T-REX (LinkedIn, 2019)
- The loop closes through tracking: today's impressions and clicks are the next model's labels
- Health assurance watches feature drift and the gap between offline and online behaviour
Open-source parts
- TonY (TensorFlow on YARN, 2018) and Feathr (feature store, 2022) are open source
- DARWIN is LinkedIn's JupyterHub-based data science workbench (2022)
Risks
- A model trained on its own impressions narrows what members see, so exploration traffic is reserved
- The feature store is derived data; it must be rebuildable from the lake