Boost Your Productivity With Amazon Web Services
During the last few years, the hottest word on everyone’s lip has been “productivity.” In the rapidly evolving Internet world, getting something done fast always ge...
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Fit the Chart to the Story, Not the Data
“Hey, Andy, check out this data I have. What’s the best chart to show it?” I get asked this question a lot. My answer is always the same: It depends. Th...
R, Python, Machine Learning, Dataviz: Most Popular Resources
A simple way to find great articles and resources on popular subjects such as data science, machine learning, deep learning, Python, R , data sets, dataviz, IoT, AI ̵...
When Data Viz Trumps Statistics
Summary: Which is the most critical element in data exploration, statistics or data visualization? The answer is a little like the lyric ‘love and marriage, you can...
Caring about Analytics for HR
If you are not an expert on Analytics then you must be curious about how one can use analytics for better optimization, forecasting and reporting. Or how HR can benefit...
DSC Webinar Series: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles – A Data Scientist’s Guide to Modeling Engine Degradation
With the growth of connected “things”, industries are presented with huge opportunities to leverage sensor data to improve their operations, products and services. Wi...
Big Data and Data Science. Some reflections on compensation levels
Guest blog post by Harry Powell, Head of Advanced Data Analytics at Barclays. I was at a meetup in Oxford recently and one of the speakers, the CEO of a tech start-up, b...
Big Data Knows Where Your Cat (and Kids) Live?
We all know the Internet loves cats. Cats that eat cheezburgers, cats that dance, cats that play piano… And cats that can tell strangers where you live. OK, the cat’s...
Can A Cow be an IoT Platform?
Summary: This is my favorite IoT story. We are so used to IoT platforms being physical objects that we forget about the potential for biologics. In terms of direct ec...
Biased vs Unbiased: Debunking Statistical Myths
Anyone who attended statistical training at the college level has been taught the four rules that you should always abide by, when developing statistical models and predi...