Most popular KDnuggets tweets (see twitter.com/kdnuggets ) for Nov 22-25 were
- A contrarian view of what data scientists do and why Kaggle is wrong bit.ly/T83lqN
- Successes of Deep Learning (using machine learning w. neural networks) in image recognition, speech, and more nyti.ms/QgK3Tv
- The #BigData fallacy, and why with more data useful information is harder to find tcrn.ch/Sn0Y4W
- Interactive Data Visualization for the Web (with D3) - an interactive O'Reilly book bit.ly/QcVoDX
- Statistics2013: The International Year of Statistics bit.ly/UIHOHo
- Python brings simplicity to #BigData Analytics, say Continuum Analytics, creators of collab. analytics platform Wakari bit.ly/TijFWz
- Stanford professor improves image search on the web with ImageNet, largest visual DB, to mimic human visual system nyti.ms/QeKtcW
- Qlucore: Understanding Principal Component Analysis bit.ly/XOZpD7
- Latisha Smith, arrested? Professor finds racial profiling in ads for personal data. yhoo.it/QEGZls
- Data science, Gangnam style - the key concepts to allow Data Science spread virally bit.ly/T9LRL9
Funny?
How a cat boosts your creativity bit.ly/Wpzbk7
If you want to concentrate deeply on some problem, and especially some piece of writing or paper-work, you should acquire a cat. ... The cat will settle down and be serene, with a serenity that passes all understanding. And the tranquility of the cat will gradually come to affect you, sitting there at your desk, so that all the excitable qualities that impede your concentration compose themselves and give your mind back the self-command it has lost. You need not watch the cat all the time. Its presence alone is enough.by Muriel Spark
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