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Monitoring and Managing Anomaly Detection on OpenShift
Overview
Dive into the world of anomaly detection on edge devices with our comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This SlideShare presentation will guide you through the entire process, from data collection and model training to edge deployment and real-time monitoring. Perfect for those looking to implement robust anomaly detection systems on resource-constrained IoT/edge devices.
Key Topics Covered
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Launch VQmetrics
- 1. Welcome to the launch of
- 2. • CEO • PhD in Multimedia, Germany • 7 yrs Multimedia Science Leader, CSIRO • W3C Invited Expert New Online Media Standards • Mozilla Video Accessibility Expert
- 3. • CTO • Expert highly available and scalable infrastructure • Co-Founder and R&D Manager Bulletproof Networks
- 4. • Founded 2006 • Video in social networks • Technology • Know-How
- 5. Demo
- 6. Social video why we care
- 7. 50 times more likely to rank on the first page According to Forrester, Jan 2009
- 9. Top 10 Social Websites Most visited social 1. YouTube websites Jan 2009 2. MySpace 3. Facebook 4. Bebo 5. Black Planet 6. Tagged 7. Imeem 8. Hi5 9. Orkut 10. Digg According to Ranking.com
- 10. Australia in 2008 • 0.32% of world population • 1.3% of online world population • 2.6% of video uploads to YouTube • Over 3M unique monthly views
- 11. According to Hitwise, Apr 2008 Hitwise,
- 12. YouTube channel
- 13. Video Video Wall Channel Carousel Mosaic Video SEO Contests Publishing Sponsored Embeddable Videos Playlists
- 14. Promoted Companion Videos Banners InVideo InStream Overlays Ads Advertising Partner Homepage Program Ad
- 16. Viral Videos
- 18. Recent Viral Ad
- 19. Viral Video Ads • TVC • Short-form, funny • Competition • Dark viral video • Long-form, short-film-style
- 20. TVC
- 22. Top 5 TVC on YouTube
- 23. Funny short-form Launched on 14th January +3 outtakes
- 24. Case study: Durex 2.3M views top copy 35 copies on YT copies on 20 other sites
- 25. According to Viral Video Chart, 16th Marc 2009
- 26. According to Google Insights, 16th March 2009
- 27. Competition
- 28. Case Study: Best Job in the World 35K applications > 200 countries $1.7M global marketing strategy >$70M worth of publicity
- 29. 156K views on ad 241K views on islands video
- 30. Dark viral
- 31. Case Study: Man in the Jacket 200K views 1,071 comments 6 video responses 120% increase in Witchery Website views in first week
- 32. “Coming Clean” Witchery follow-on • 43K views • 101 comments
- 33. Sins to avoid 1. Be dishonest - pretend you’re not advertising 2. Underestimate the intelligence of your audience 3. Tell consumers instead of engage 4. Do what everyone else is currently doing, e.g. video contest
- 34. Another dark viral Launched on 7th Jan exposed within a few days 150 blogs
- 35. Long-form ad
- 36. Case Study: Pantene Chrysalis Launched in September 2008 Thai TVC “Shine” Across 8 social video sites A dozen copies on YouTube Main has 405K views, 160K from others 178K on Metacafe 36K on Yahoo Video
- 37. In Summary every stage of your campaign
- 38. Research consumer & media insights
- 39. Strategic Plan timing, impact & cost
- 40. Implementation seeding & video SEO