This rubric covers the use of statistical tools working on large datasets to create models and derive inferences, as well as coverage of the field in its entirety. This differs from machine learning primarily in that the latter focuses on functional gradient analysis or neural networks (kernels) to derive models.
Big data is becoming a much-talked-about phenomenon across different fields, from marketing to IT. There’s an abundance of information on mining data resources, but the… Read More »9 Tips to Effectively Manage and Analyze Big Data in eLearning
This blog is the second part in a series. The first part is The Bayesian vs frequentist approaches: implications for machine le… In part one,… Read More »The Bayesian vs frequentist approaches: implications for machine learning – Part two
When you launch an analytics solution within your enterprise, you are probably concerned about getting your business users to adopt that solution. If you can’t… Read More »Give Your Business Users Simple Augmented Analytics
Whether your business is a small, single location brick and mortar enterprise or a large, multi-facility organization that spans the global market, you need access… Read More »Plug n' Play Predictive Analysis for Business User Data Prototyping
Source: see here In Part 1 of this short series, I have included the most interesting articles that I wrote in the last few years.… Read More »A Plethora of Machine Learning Articles: Part 1
Bernoulli trials are random experiments with two possible outcomes: “yes” and “no” (in the case of polls), “success” and “failure” (in the case of gambling or clinical trials). The… Read More »Maximum runs in Bernoulli trials: simulations and results
Artificial Intelligence is changing how data management and analysis is handled in the age of big data. Organizations are generating more data than ever before… Read More »AI DataSense Technology
We live in an information age where the world of almost every organization revolves around data. Big Data is a field that has been working… Read More »Powerful Business Intelligence Tools for Data Analysts in 2021
I was asked this question: “What distributions do we need to use Deep Learning?” This is a question with a multi-faceted answer. The direct… Read More »What distributions do we need to use Deep Learning?
A classic classical discontinuity: “Leaping the Chasm” (1886) by Ashley Bennett, son of photographer Henry Hamilton Bennett, jumping to “Stand Rock”. See www.wisconsinhistory.org I am… Read More »Discontinuities in Causal AI. Classical & Quantum Detectors
