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Revised standards for statistical evidence - should researchers/journals use a p=0.005 publication threshold ? t.co/FaAqv6bPGq

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An awesome GitHub list of #BigData frameworks, resources, and more https://t.co/QUL281lUWr

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An awesome GitHub list of #BigData frameworks, resources, and more https://t.co/QUL281lUWr

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1. An awesome GitHub list of #BigData frameworks, resources, and more https://t.co/QUL281lUWr
2. 15 interviews with 15 data scientists t.co/D0Bb7rWnxd
3. 14 definitions of data scientist, from funny to serious. Mine: Data Scientist=Stats+Coding+Business+Presentation t.co/fZ8U5XHEbK
4. Revised standards for statistical evidence - should researchers/journals use a p=0.005 publication threshold ? t.co/FaAqv6bPGq
5. 10 #BigData startups to watch: Sumo Logic, Ayasdi, Feedzai, CloudPhysics, BloomReach, Altiscale, Pursway #BigDataCo t.co/h94A7huFcO
6. Guide to #MachineLearning with R, from InsideBigData & Revolution Analytics #rstats t.co/jzUXgOUxsI
7. Project Jupyter (Julia/Python/R): evolution of IPython to an open platform for interactive computation, #DataScience t.co/Z0nrZRjWN1
8. SAS ranked No. 1 advanced and predictive analytics provider by IDC, with 35.4% market share t.co/xyYRbfsle3
9. Better comparison is - Statistics to Data Science as Math to Engineering @stephensenn @DiegoKuonen
10. Good Tutorial: Simple Text Classification with #Python and TextBlob, including a language detector t.co/6VWpKPE7Fc