“Many products and applications exist today that can help us take steps toward healthier living.” – Ben Bajarin Big data is everywhere. Yes it’s true… Read More »How Data Is Changing the Future of Smart Health Technology
Originally posted onData Science Central Summary: This is the first in a series of articles aimed at providing a complete foundation and broad understanding of… Read More »IoT 101 – Everything You Need to Know to Start Your IoT Project
This articles was written by Andrej Karpathy. Andrej, PhD student at Stanford, is a Research Scientist at OpenAI working on Deep Learning, Generative Models and Reinforcement Learning. There’s something magical about… Read More »The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Recurrent Neural Networks
There’s a lot of literature on learning the technical aspect of data science: statistics, machine learning, data munging, big data. This material will serve you… Read More »Lead your own data science projects with the 3 Ps
Most academic papers and blogs about machine learning focus on improvements to algorithms and features. At the same time, the widely acknowledged truth is… Read More »More data beats better algorithms – By Tyler Schnoebelen
Best intentions We talk a lot about making decisions based on data but we need to be careful about how hard and fast those decisions… Read More »Data is not facts – the impossibility of being unbiased
Digging through messy data and doing numerous calculations just so you can submit a report or arrive at the result of your quarterly business development… Read More »10 Tools for Data Visualizing and Analysis for Business
There are lots of writings about how data analytics changes business and everything, but deep down it only matters how you put these analytics in… Read More »The Next Killer App Waits in Your Data
Most of us, unless we’re insurance actuaries or Wall Street quantitative analysts, have only a vague notion of algorithms and how they work. But they… Read More »‘Rogue Algorithms’ and the Dark Side of Big Data
This article was written by Joseph Rickert. We all “know” that correlation does not imply causation, that unmeasured and unknown factors can confound a seemingly… Read More »How to find out if it's correlation or causation
