Top KDnuggets tweets, Nov 3-4: A population density map of France derived from 1B cellphone call records
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A population density map of France derived from 1B cellphone call records; IBM Insight 2014; A reminder from Lockheed Martin that #BigData can be a slow process; The key language a Data Scientist should master is not R or Python, but Business.
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- A population density map of France derived from 1B cellphone call records #DataViz t.co/bBMfWAiduU
- Photos of IBM Insight 2014 - with @data_nerd, @KirkDBorne, @BigDataGal, @kmwinterfield t.co/WmGFkH77ZN
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- A reminder from Lockheed Martin that #BigData can be a slow process #Hadoop t.co/AxRWyi3Ghu t.co/HeMiM8MbFG
- The key language a Data Scientist should master is not R or Python, but ... Business #DataScience t.co/WD3z0P1dCS
- Watch: Key Machine learning technique - Random forests t.co/jTX2ufIcnG
- Ask a Data Scientist: Methods for Handling Missing Data t.co/Czdq3ivfdy
- John Hopkins, Berkeley, and MIT proclaim: Learn data science online, offer certificates #MOOC t.co/lTpzd2VLo9
- 11 Early-Stage Artificial Intelligence, #BigData and Machine Learning startups to watch t.co/txvAkRgCFD
- Going Deep on Deep Learning: 75 most popular #DeepLearning Papers from the Bibliography t.co/SzTxB2jsOX
- 5 Key Analytics Metrics Explained: Uniq Visitors. Traffic Sources, Bounce, Time on Site, Conversion rate t.co/VAGlAbiNGD
