Cartoon: Halloween Costume for Big Data
New KDnuggets cartoon looks at the appropriate Halloween costume for Big Data and its companion, No Privacy.
on Oct 28, 2014 in Big Data, Cartoon, Halloween, Privacy
CRISP-DM, still the top methodology for analytics, data mining, or data science projects
CRISP-DM remains the most popular methodology for analytics, data mining, and data science projects, with 43% share in latest KDnuggets Poll, but a replacement for unmaintained CRISP-DM is long overdue.
on Oct 28, 2014 in CRISP-DM, Data Mining, James Taylor, Methodology, Poll
Will Deep Learning take over Machine Learning, make other algorithms obsolete?
Will deep learning will take over machine learning and make other algorithms obsolete, or is it too complex to use on simpler problems? We look at both sides of this discussion.
on Oct 27, 2014 in Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Quora
Big Data accelerates medical research? Or not?
Take a look at how big data in healthcare brings big opportunities, but along with those opportunities come great risk if statistics aren't carefully applied to those large datasets.
on Oct 26, 2014 in Big Data, Healthcare, Overfitting, Research
TweetNLP: Twitter Natural Language Processing
A short overview of Natural Language Processing tools and utilities developed by Prof. Noah Smith, CMU and his team to analyze Twitter data.
on Oct 24, 2014 in Advanced Analytics, ARK, CMU, Datasets, NLP, Speech, Tools, Twitter
Supermarket customers segmentation using Self-Organizing Mapping
See how a leading European supermarket chain improved customer value and profitability and identified key customer groups by applying business intelligence and analytics techniques like self-organizing maps.
on Oct 23, 2014 in Business Intelligence, Clustering, Consumer Insights, Neural Networks
Interactive Network and Graph Data Repository
The network repository currently hosts over 500+ graphs/networks that span 19 collections of graphs from social science, machine learning, scientific computing, and many others.
on Oct 17, 2014 in Datasets, Graph Analytics, Graph Visualization, Network Graph
ADW, free software to measure semantic similarity
ADW is a software for measuring semantic similarity of arbitrary pairs of lexical items, from word senses to texts, based on "Align, Disambiguate, and Walk", a WordNet-based state-of-the-art semantic similarity approach. Get it on github.
on Oct 13, 2014 in Natural Language Processing, Semantic Analysis, Similarity, WordNet
Develve statistical software, free for non-commercial use
Check out Develve 2.0, a six-sigma tool, the new version featuring new utilities for measure system analysis and the design of sophisticated experiments.
on Oct 10, 2014 in Experimentation, Free Software, Statistical Modeling
Perfume, computer programming, and Harvard
What is the connection between Perfume, computer programming, and Harvard education? Peter Bruce explains.
on Oct 8, 2014 in edX, Harvard, Programming, Statistics.com
Request: Top Business Analytics Journals?
For a young business school professor in business analytics, what are the five to eight A-level journals in which he/she should try to publish?
on Oct 7, 2014 in Bruce Golden, Business Analytics, Business School, Journal
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