Fourth DataSift Webinar Video, “Targets”

28th July 2011 | 0 Comments

Did you miss our last Webinar, “Targets? Now you can watch the complete training session here!

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Fourth DataSift Webinar: Targets

18th July 2011 | 0 Comments

The fourth Training Module of DataSift, “Targets”, is scheduled for this Friday 22nd July, 14:00 BST.

DataSift takes data streams from the most popular social media sites. Targets are the individual elements of information these streams offer. There’s almost no limit to the filtering you can perform. Sign up for the webinar and learn to filter by language, follower count, keywords, geographical location.… You can even filter by the sentiment of posts, positive or negative!

Read the full list of concepts that we’ll cover and register RIGHT HERE today! 

DataSift Training Module 04: Targets

1. Introduction
2. Targets
3. Common Targets
4. Augmentation Targets
5. Summary
6. Q&A

Questions?
At the end of each Webinar you’ll have plenty of time to ask questions. However, if you would like to post your questions now and prepare us for the day, please post your questions in this thread.

 

 

Third DataSift Webinar Video, “Operators”

14th July 2011 | 0 Comments

Here you can watch the entire session of our Third Training Module, “Operators”, including a complete guide of all the possible Operators used in DataSift.

** Operators are functions within DataSift that form part of a Stream Definition. The Operator takes the value of the Target from the Input Object, runs its function against it with the specified Argument, and returns a result.

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Second DataSift Webinar Video

28th June 2011 | 0 Comments

Did you miss our Second Webinar, “Getting Started”? Here you can watch the complete session!

Don’t forget that our next Training Module, “Operators”, is scheduled on the next Friday 8 of July.
Want to attend? Get registered right here!

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Third DataSift Webinar, “Operators”

The third Training Module of DataSift, “Operators”, is scheduled on the next Friday 8 of July.
In this new interactive webinar we will cover the following topics:

DataSift Training Module 03: “Operators”

1. Introduction to Operators

2. General Operators
2.1  contains
2.2  substr
2.3  contains_any
2.4  contains_near
2.5  exists
2.6  in

3. Comparative Operators
3.1  Less Than and Greater Than
3.2  Equals (==)
3.3  Not Equals (!=)

4. Regular Expressions
4.1  regex_partial
4.2  regex_exact

5. Geographical Operators
5.1  geo_radius
5.2  geo_polygon

6. Examples

7. Q&A

 

Click here and reserve your seat today, we really hope to see you there!

Best regards,

The DataSift Team


 

1. Introduction to Operators

2. General Operators

2.1 contains

Contains_word

Contains_phrase

Substr

2.2 contains_any

2.3 contains near

2.4 exists

2.5 In

3. Comparative Operators

3.1 Less than / Greater Than

3.2 Equals

3.3 Not equals

4. Regular expressions

4.1 regex exact

4.2 regex partial

5. Geo Operators

5.1 radius

5.2 polygon

5.3 box

6. Examples

7. Q&A

1. Introduction to Operators 

2. General Operators
2.1  contains
2.2  substr
2.3  contains_any
2.4  contains_near
2.5  exists
2.6  in

3. Comparative Operators
3.1  Less Than and Greater Than
3.2  Equals (==)
3.3  Not Equals (!=)

4. Regular Expressions
4.1  regex_partial
4.2  regex_exact

5. Geographical Operators
5.1  geo_box
5.2  geo_radius
5.3  geo_polygon

6. Examples

7. Q&A

First DataSift Webinar Video

14th June 2011 | 0 Comments

As you know DataSift is scheduling a series of training programs through webinars. Here you can watch the first one we did, “Basic Concepts”, introducing a general overview of the Platform.

Our second webinar, “Getting Started” is scheduled on the next Friday, 24th June 2011. The invitations are limited, so hurry up and reserve your seat today right here!

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Second DataSift Webinar, “Getting Started”

3rd June 2011 | 0 Comments

The first module provided an overview to DataSift, in this second webinar we will try to cover the topics that will help you to start using DataSift.

It is scheduled on the next Friday, 24th June, 2011, just click here to register!

DataSift Training Module 02: Getting Started with DataSift

  1. Using the DataSift website
  2. Introduction to the Stream Definition
  3. Introduction to Filters
    3.1 . Target
    3.2. Operator
    3.3. Argument
  4. Creating a Stream Definition
    4.1. Step 1: Stream Creation
    4.2. Step 2: Stream Editor
    4.3. Step 3: Saving, Live Preview
  5. Embed a Stream
  6. Recordings
  7. Using de DataSift API
  8. HTTP Streaming and Websockets
  9. Restrictions
  10. Q&A

 

DataSift Webinars

23rd May 2011 | 0 Comments

Hello DataSift Users,

DataSift is scheduling a series of training programs through webinars. The first one is scheduled on the Friday,  3rd June, 2011. You can book for the webinar by clicking here.

Basic Concepts Webinar

The first webinar will introduce the Basic Concepts of DataSift. The interactive session will cover the following topics:

  • What is DataSift?
  • Advantages of DataSift
  • CSDL Overview
  • Targets
  • Operators
  • Geo Operators
  • Using DataSift website
  • User profiles
  • Licensing
  • Pricing models
  • How to use DataSift
  • Examples
  • Q&A

Slides for DataSift- Basic Concepts.

Future Webinars:

  • Training Module 2: Getting Started with DataSift
  • Training Module 3: Operators
  • Training Module 4: Targets
  • Training Module 5: Creating Advanced Rules (including Optimisation tips)
  • Training Module 6 : DataSift APIs
  • Training Module 7: Using DataSift Streaming Service (HTTP Streaming and Websockets)
  • Training Module 8: Output formats
  • Training Module 9: Pricing Models
  • Training Module 10: Data Visualisation

We will update the blog with future webinar Dates soon. If you have any Questions regarding DataSift please post your Questions here, we will try to answer them in our Webinars.