This article has two parts: Listing the top 20 experts, along with their Twitter handle, rank in reverse order, number of Twitter followers, and Klout… Read More »Top 20 Big Data Experts to Follow (Includes Scoring Algorithm)
By: Abdul Razack, SVP & head of platforms, big data and analytics at Infosys Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the business and consumer landscape, but has… Read More »The Future of Artificial Intelligence is Here
Interesting to read what some statisticians write about data science, on the American Statistical Association (ASA) blog. Most of us don’t care about our job title… Read More »What statisticians think about data scientists
Today we are featuring the year’s most interesting breakthroughs in deep learning that we have been fawning over at Grakn Labs. (For those of you… Read More »Year in Review: Deep Learning Breakthoughts 2016
This blog was originally published on my website. If you have ever competed in a Kaggle competition, you are probably familiar with the use of combining different… Read More »Stacking models for improved predictions: A case study for housing prices
Python, R and SAS are the three most popular languages in data science. If you are new to the world of data science and aren’t experienced… Read More »R, Python or SAS: Which one should you learn first?
Most people think data science is smart people doing very smart stuff. Well that’s not it. Data science is just another subject involving its own… Read More »Data Science is Cooking!
Summary: If you want to capitalize on all the amazing advancements in data science take a look at these two hot growth areas for IoT.… Read More »Two Hot Growth Areas for IoT
There is no denying it – we live in The Age of the Customer. Consumers all over the world are now digitally empowered, and they… Read More »What Is the Future of Data Warehousing?
Try the new non-blocking http API in curl 2.1: R sitemap example, Jeroen Ooms, 2016 This code demonstrates the new multi-request features in curl 2.0.… Read More »Scraping with 300 req/sec in R? Yes you can!
