7 Top Data Visualization Books for Inquisitive Minds
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Walk-through Of Patient No-show Supervised Machine Learning Classification With XGBoost In R
Overview This is a project I’ve been working on for some time to help improve the missed opportunity rate (no-show rate) at all medical centers. It demonstrates how...
Deadly Commands You Should Never Run on Linux
You might have read the story of a man who accidentally ‘deleted his entire company’ with one line of bad code. If not, you can read it here. By accidentall...
Goodbye Age of Hadoop – Hello Cambrian Explosion of Deep Learning
Summary: Some observations about new major trends and directions in data science drawn from the Strata+Hadoop conference in San Jose last week. I’m fresh off my annua...
Little Bee books: Tough topics simply explained
This is a nice collection of free eBooks to learn the ropes on topics covering Hadoop, machine learning, Spark, analytics, and more. The Little Bee series of books provid...
How Airline Loyalty Programs Use Big Data To Drive Record Revenues
It’s often thought that loyalty programs are designed to reward customers with special offers, treats, and discounts in the hope of retaining their business and encoura...
Difference of Data Science, Machine Learning and Data Mining
Data is almost everywhere. The amount of digital data that currently exists is now growing at a rapid pace. The number is doubling every two years and it is completely tr...
The Four Stages of a Chatbot’s Business Intelligence Evolution
The Four Stages of a Chatbot’s Business Intelligence Evolution I see four stages in the progression of chatbot-like AIs interacting with business systems for the purpos...
Web Scraping Service & OVR Classification based on Twitter in Machine Learning
Many social media, like Twitter, Facebook and etc, are evolving to become a source of information for people to scrape varied kinds of data, since microblogs on ...
What makes a great data scientist?
A data scientist is an umbrella term that describes people whose main responsibility is leveraging data to help other people (or machines) making more informed decisions....