Guest blog post by David Enríquez Arriano. For more information or to get higher pictures resolution, contact the author (see contact information at the bottom of this a...
A “quick” introduction to PyMC3 and Bayesian models, Part I In this post, I give a “brief”, practical introduction using a specific and hopefully relate-able exa...
Summary: Before starting to develop an AI strategy, make sure your team understands the limits of what is reasonable today, as well as incremental improvements that mig...
Numerical Modality The mode is one of the basic statistics which is defined as the most common value over an array. When the values of the array are categorical, the mode...
GraphQL & gRPC (Part 1) GraphQL(Graph Query Language) is a powerful query language that has allowed huge organizations, like Facebook and Github, to expose massive a...
Humans and uncertainty Since their early days, humans have had an important, often antagonistic relationship with uncertainty; we try to kill it everywhere we find it. Wi...
Outliers is one of those issues we come across almost every day in a machine learning modelling. Wikipedia defines outliers as “an observation point that is distant fro...
P – Value In this blog we will discuss the important functionality of p – value in statistical experiments. Why p – value is the deciding factor for accepting or re...
Myth #1: You can only do research in an academic setting. Not true. There are plenty of research labs owned by big and small companies and organizations, including govern...
Sales prediction is an important part of modern business intelligence. First approaches one can apply to predict sales time series are such conventional methods of fore...