30 DeepTech News Briefs
This is the fourth article in a DeepTech Series by Margaretta Colangelo and Dmitry Kaminskiy. Dmitry Kaminskiy, General Partner at Deep Knowledge Ventures, is based i...
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Robust Regressions: Dealing with Outliers
This article was written by Michael Grogan. It is often the case that a dataset contains significant outliers – or observations that are significantly out of range from...
Five Industries Where Blockchain Has Innovated Beyond Cryptocurrency
This article was written by Patricia Jones. The advent of the digital age has led to several innovations which will play a huge role in the future of international societ...
Practice Data Storytelling with Your Own Instagram Data!
This month, Panoply is running an Instagram Data Challenge! The gist is, you can pull your own Instagram data into a Panoply database with a few clicks, make a visualiza...
How Single Sign-On Helps to Control the Flow of Information
Companies are ramping up their adopting of cloud-based Software-as-a-Service applications. Public cloud spending is expected to reach over $206 billion in 2019. Large ent...
Can you learn Data Science and Machine Learning without Maths?
Introduction Data scientists are the no. 1 most promising job in America for 2019, according to a Thursday report from LinkedIn. Hence, this comes as no surprise: Data sc...
Why Tomorrow’s Leaders MUST Embrace the Economics of Digital Transformation
Why should companies care about Digital Transformation? Yes, I know it appears as yet another technology-drunk buzzword, but what about Digital Transformation should ma...
Explaining AI from a Life cycle of data
Background When I was teaching a session on AI at an MBA program at the London School of Economics, I thought of explaining AI from the perspective of the life-cycle�...
Faster Better Cheaper Image Recognition
Summary: In the literal blink of an eye, image-based AI has gone from high cost, high risk projects to quick and reasonably reliable. C-level execs looking for AI tec...
A Blast from Python Past — Part 3
Last time, I posted Part 2 of a blog trilogy on data programming with Python. That article revolved on showcasing NumPy, a comprehensive library created in 2005 that ...