This iteration of the challenge, held at the Education Hub at ILTACON 2018, was structured somewhat differently from round 1 and round 2 to give the audience a better chance of beating TAR. Instead of submitting search queries on paper, participants submitted them through a web form using their phones, which allowed them to repeatedly tweak
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Photos from ILTACON 2018
By Bill Dimm
ILTACON 2018 was held at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. I wasn’t able to attend the sessions (so I don’t have any notes to share) because I was manning the Clustify booth in the exhibit hall, but I did take a lot of photos which you can view here…
TAR, Proportionality, and Bad Algorithms (1-NN)
By Bill Dimm
Should proportionality arguments allow producing parties to get away with poor productions simply because they wasted a lot of effort due to an extremely bad algorithm? This article examines one such bad algorithm that has been used in major review platforms, and shows that it could be made vastly more effective with a very minor…
TAR vs. Keyword Search Challenge, Round 2
By Bill Dimm
During my presentation at the South Central eDiscovery & IG Retreat I challenged the audience to create keyword searches that would work better than technology-assisted review (predictive coding). This is similar to the experiment done a few months earlier. See this article for more details. The audience again worked in groups to construct keyword searches…
Highlights from the South Central eDiscovery & IG Retreat 2018
By Bill Dimm
The 2018 South Central eDiscovery and Information Governance Retreat was held at Lakeway Resort and Spa, outside of Austin. It was a full day of talks with a parallel set of talks on Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Data Protection in the adjacent room. Attendees could attend talks from either track. Below are my notes (certainly not…
TAR vs. Keyword Search Challenge
By Bill Dimm
During my presentation at the NorCal eDiscovery & IG Retreat I challenged the audience to create keyword searches that would work better than technology-assisted review (predictive coding) for two topics. Half of the room was tasked with finding articles about biology (science-oriented articles, excluding medical treatment) and the other half searched for articles about current…
Highlights from Ipro Innovations 2018
By Bill Dimm
The 17th annual Ipro Innovations conference was held at the Talking Stick Resort. It was well-organized with two and a half days of informative talks and fun activities. Early in the day everyone met in a large hall for the talks, whereas there were seven simultaneous breakout sessions later in the day. There were…
Highlights from the NorCal eDiscovery & IG Retreat 2018
By Bill Dimm
The 2018 NorCal eDiscovery & IG Retreat was held at the Carmel Valley Ranch, location of the first Ing3nious retreat in 2011 (though the company wasn’t called Ing3nious at the time). It was a full day of talks with a parallel set of talks on Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Data Protection in the adjacent room. Attendees…
Highlights from the SoCal eDiscovery & IG Retreat 2017
By Bill Dimm
The 2017 SoCal eDiscovery & IG Retreat was held at the Pelican Hill Resort in Newport Coast, California. The format was somewhat different from other recent Ing3nious retreats, having at single session at a time instead of two sessions in parallel. My notes below provide some highlights. I’ve posted my full set of photos…
Highlights from the NorCal IG Retreat 2017
By Bill Dimm
The 2017 NorCal Information Governance Retreat was held by Ing3nious at the Quail Lodge & Golf Club in Carmel Valley, California. After round table discussions, the retreat featured two simultaneous sessions throughout the day. My notes below provide some highlights from the sessions I was able to attend. I’ve posted additional photos here.
The…
