Fixed Point Strategies
Fixed point strategies give a unifying framework to analyze, model, and solve a wide range of problems. The methods are easy to train/implement, yet can approximate ...
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DSC Weekly Digest 19 April 2021
Becoming A Data Society Data has always been an integral part of computing, but it has only been in the last decade or so that we have reached a point of data ubiquity. W...
The Pros and Cons of RDF-Star and Sparql-Star
For regular readers of the (lately somewhat irregularly published) The Cagle Report, I’ve finally managed to get my feet underneath me at Data Science Central, and ...
Unleashing the Business Value of Technology Part 3: Envisioning Value
In part 1 of the 4-part blog series, “Unleashing the Business Value of Technology Part 1: Framing the Cha…”, I introduced the 3 stages of “unleash...
The Future of Medical Software Development.
2020 demonstrated how helpless humankind could be when facing an epidemic. It is clear now that healthcare systems in many countries need to be transformed. And this tran...
Model Training: Our Favorite Tools in the Shed
Welcome to the second installment of our ModelOps blog series, where we dive deep into the next step in the ModelOps pipeline, Model Training. During Model Training, we f...
Top Python Operator
A Python operator is a symbol that performs an operation on one or greater operands. An operand is a variable or a price on which we perform the operation. data science w...
Five Steps to Building Stunning Visualizations Using Python
Data visualization is one powerful arsenal in data science. Visualization simply means drawing different types of graphics to represent data. At times, a data point is dr...
DSC Weekly Digest 12 April 2021
Understanding Data Agility I recently co-authored a book on the next iteration of Agile. Over the years, as a programmer, information architect and eventually editor for ...
How Python Interpreter Works?
The default encoding for a Python supply report is UTF-8. This is a Unicode Standard variable-width individual encoding; it can encode 1,112,064 legitimate code elements ...