Most popular KDnuggets tweets (see twitter.com/kdnuggets ) for Dec 24-26 were
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Why is Deep Learning (Deep Neural Networks) finally succeeding in difficult AI tasks? bit.ly/V6oLFT
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Where to find time-series data? Quandl is a collaboratively curated portal to millions of financial/economic datasets bit.ly/W1LJh9
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Where to find time-series data? Quandl is a collaboratively curated portal to millions of financial/economic datasets bit.ly/W1LJh9
Top 10 Tweets
- Why is Deep Learning (Deep Neural Networks) finally succeeding in difficult AI tasks? bit.ly/V6oLFT
- What does randomness look like? Including V-1 bombs, glow-worms, Dilbert, and Poisson - why randomness has clusters bit.ly/ZuTiob
- Where to find time-series data? Quandl is a collaboratively curated portal to millions of financial/economic datasets bit.ly/W1LJh9
- Data mining to help reduce traffic congestion: Cellphone, GPS data suggest new strategy bit.ly/Rfhoia
- A map to help you navigate the glut of new databases: NoSQL, Relational, Grid/Cache zones and more bit.ly/UXieha
- Great visual report from IEEE ICDM 2012 Conference in Brussels by @dirkvandenpoel - must see for KDD researchers bit.ly/TREYQh
- Will #BigData bubble burst in 2013? Yes, says Bill Franks - there is no "Easy Button" for big data. bit.ly/WKR3vs
- Columbia Inst. for Data Science and Engineering (IDSE) wants to lead the world in data science research and education bit.ly/YFlof0
- Data.gov moving to an Open Source platform (US/India developed), hosts 400K raw and geo datasets on.mash.to/12L8lYV
- INSOFE prof. explains Hadoop and MapReduce ecosystems #BigData bit.ly/V4z524
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