Commercializing The Data Flow: Airlines & Frequent Flyer Programs
I recently shared an article on how airlines are using information to individually price airfares and extract maximum value from passengers which was thought provoking ...
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Google Spreadsheet Add Ons for Data Analysis
Google spreadsheets are rapidly replacing excel for some types of data analysis. Here are some useful Google spreadsheet add ons for data analysis. BLOCKSPRING Blocksprin...
Understanding basics of data science
In this blog I will be covering the basic understanding of a data science problem. To begin with I think before starting with any data science problem you should know abo...
The Naive Bayes Classifier explained
Reading the academic literature Text Analytics seems difficult. However, applying it in practice has shown us that Text Classification is much easier than it looks. Most ...
Outside In Data Governance – a value driven approach
Originally written by Nigel Higgs on LinkedIn Pulse. We who have been in the data sphere a while and in and around Data Governance will have seen the pitch-decks, watched...
Feature engineering? Start here!
One of the hot topics on Machine Learning is, with no doubts, feature engineering. In fact, it comes before the buzz on this topic, simple when we talk about Data Mining....
An Introduction to Variable and Feature Selection
Feature selection is one of the core topics in machine learning. In statistical science, it is called variable reduction or selection. Our scientist published a methodolo...
The Art of Modeling Names
This is the first in a series about cross format data modeling principles. Names are Simple, Right? In the data modeling realm, there is perhaps no example that is as ubi...
Detecting and Visualising Clusterings Interaction Networks (And a few other cool things like Facebook)
This article focuses on cases such as Facebook and protein interaction networks. The article was written by By Paul Scherer (paulmorio) and submitted as a research paper...
Statistical Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
This article was posted by Adrian Sampson on his own blog. Adrian is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at Cornell University, where here is...