Relational Algebra Is the Root of SQL Problems
There is no doubt that SQL is the most widely-used working language for processing structured data. Not only is the language adopted by all relational database products, ...
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One important overlooked point here is that significant value
In the article, Data Science Should Monitor Big Brother by Arjan Haring, one important overlooked point here is that significant value, even from the point of view o...
7 Books About Machine Learning, Statistics, and Python
This is part of a book series by Pakt Publishing. The first book is entitled Statistics for Machine Learning and described below. Book Description Complex statistics in M...
7 Visualizations You Should Learn in R
This article was posted by Dikesh Jariwala on R Bloggers. With ever increasing volume of data, it is impossible to tell stories without visualizations. Data visualizati...
Avoiding the IOT ‘Twister’ Business Strategy
Most organizations’ IOT Strategy look like a game of ‘Twister’ with progress across important IOT capabilities such as architecture, technology, data, a...
7 Great Articles About TensorFlow
This resource is part of a series on specific topics related to data science: regression, clustering, neural networks, deep learning, Hadoop, decision trees, ensembles, c...
Keras Application for Pre-trained Model
In earlier posts, we learned about classic convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures (LeNet-5, AlexNet, VGG16, and ResNets). We created all the models from scratch...
Unfolding Naïve Bayes from Scratch
This article was written by Aisha Javed. Below is a summary and table of content, for this long tutorial. Whether you are a beginner in Machine Learning or you have been...
Stop Worrying About Your Job—Human Beings are the Biggest Factor in Successful Analytics
AI and machine learning have advanced rapidly over the past few years, and many have suggested that 2019 will be the year for businesses that have waited to finally embra...
The Power of Reframing and the Economics of Starting Pitching
I’m a big fan of Woody Allen’s earlier movies such as “Bananas”, “Sleeper” and especially the award winning “Annie Hall.” One of the things that always ...