Topics: Top KDnuggets tweets, Feb 25-26: Free e-book: “Introduction to Data Science”, using R, leadin; Very useful for Data Scientists: How to copy Data from Excel
Free e-book: "Introduction to Data Science", using R; Very useful for Data Scientists: How to copy Data from Excel to R and Back; Amazon Best Seller: Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie or Die; Visualise Open Government Data Competition - what can you do ?
Most popular KDnuggets tweets
(see twitter.com/kdnuggets ) for Feb 25-26 were
Top 10 Tweets
- Free e-book: "Introduction to Data Science", using R, leading to a certificate for Data Science #rstats #BigData bit.ly/13JAAph
- Very useful for Data Scientists: How to copy Data from Excel to R and Back bit.ly/X93boR
- Amazon Best Seller: Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die amzn.to/13LblmA
- Visualise Open Government Data Competition - what can you do with the thousands of open gov datasets? bit.ly/13iaxcU
- On becoming a data scientist - part 4 - how to manage data scientists? bit.ly/Yx17EU
- Data Science lesson: Data without context tells a misleading story - How Google Flu got it wrong nyti.ms/YtpB25
- 4 reasons Industry Insiders should read "Predictive Analytics", Eric Siegel's new book bit.ly/YB5S2b
- #BigData is dead, say Precog CEO, but only the buzzword, not the phenomenon. New buzzword? #SmartData? #DataScience? bit.ly/Yw4GLO
- Nate Silver is 66% on Oscars: Right on Best Picture, Actor, Actress, Sup Actress, wrong on Best Director, Sup Actor nyti.ms/13LpP5X
- Poll Results: Data Scientists salaries jump 12%; US, AU, self-employed, industry data scientists lead bit.ly/V7eHky
