Hot or Not, for Food: Findings from 10,000,000 ratings
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Presentation given at Crowd Flower "Crowdsourcing Work" meetup 7.24.2012 in San Francisco. http://www.meetup.com/Distributed-Work/events/73252512/
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Hot or Not, for Food: Findings from 10,000,000 ratings
- 1. Is this Fat or Fit? 10,000,000 uses of “hot or not for food” Andrew J. Rosenthal | Chief Strategy Officer | Massive Health | @andrewrosenthal
- 2. MASSIVE EXISTS TO SOLVE HEALTH FOR A BILLION PEOPLE BY MAKING HEALTH HUMAN.
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- 10. WE CONSUMERIZE HEALTH WITH DESIGN AND DATA
- 12. WE DO IT BY MAKING PRODUCTS ABOUT PEOPLES’ HEALTH THAT THEY LOVE TO USE
- 13. AZA RASKIN Founder and CEO • Founded Humanized, sold to Mozilla • Founded Songza, sold to Aime Street • Founded Bloxes • Founding Member of Mozilla Labs - Started world’s largest open usability lab - Led creation of Firefox’s new extension platform - Built world’s first widely deployed (2.5m users) natural language interface • Creative lead, Firefox • Forbes 30-under-30, 2012 • Fast Company 2011 Master of Design, and Top 40 Influential US Designer Studied Math & Physics @ University of Chicago & University of Tokyo Published in dark matter
- 14. MICHAEL MARGOLIS Lead Eng • Lead engineer for AppleTV • Lead engineer for Apple XSAN • Founded SugarCube - created featured apps for brands like GAP, Target, etc. - 9 apps top-featured by Apple - 5 apps in Apple commercials • iOS instructor at Berkeley.
- 15. ANDREW J. ROSENTHAL KYLE AMBROFF CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER Lead Backend Engineer • Experienced entrepreneur: co-founded • Led scaling and infrastructure at happier.com Formspring • Three years on Penn human subjects • Core engineer at Linden Labs research review board - Physics and object simulation • Background in cognitive psychology — - Linden Scripting Language research + commercialization • Maintainer of Greenlet and other • HBS highest honors Dean’s Award; cover high-visibility open source projects alumni magazine
- 35. This amount of data about how we eat represents an unprecedented treasure trove. — 7x7 on Massive Health
- 37. BIG BETS •MESSY DATA •MISSING DATA •REAL WORLD DATA
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- The future of health goes to those who engage the user. CVS 11milion\n
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- * Feedback loop. Prius example. Feedback loops -> mortal danger. Certainly willing to make us healthier.\n
- * Does the feedback cycle work?\n
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- People really do love the app. We met Jason when he tweeted that he had lost over 20 pounds w the Eatery. We sent him a t-shirt and unprompted he made this video. We have many other similar stories.\n
- Our health scores correlate strongly with obesity levels in US cities. In fact, we can predict with accuracy the obesity level of a city using the Eatery health score.\n\nPlease see http://data.massivehealth.com\n
- Our health scores correlate strongly with obesity levels in US cities. In fact, we can predict with accuracy the obesity level of a city using the Eatery health score.\n\nPlease see http://data.massivehealth.com\n
- Following are some of the insights we’ve gained. This data arms us with the best understanding in the world of how people eat. Nobody else has this data—it enables us to make products that reach true consumer scale.\n
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- HUGE ACTIONABLE AND DEFENSIBLE DATA SET, NOW BEING USED BY STANFORD, CMU, etc to anaylize deep eating patterns.\n
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