RADR: A Powerful Visual Risk Analytics Tool
by Vic Diloreto, Director, Software Products, Elder Research The Risk Assessment Data Repository (RADR) is a powerful risk analytics platform used to enhance productivit...
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DSC Webinar Series: Building Accessible Dashboards in Tableau
When you create a dashboard, you want to ensure that everyone can see and understand the data. This means creating dashboards with accessibility in mind for people with a...
When Bayes, Ockham, and Shannon come together to define machine learning
This article was written by Tirthajyoti Sarkar. Acknowledgements Thanks to my CS7641 class at Georgia Tech in my MS Analytics program, where I discovered this conce...
Surprise – Model Improvements Don’t Always Drive Business Impact
Summary: Data Scientists from Booking.com share many lessons learned in the process of constantly improving their sophisticated ML models. Not the least of which is t...
Does Your Hypothesis Development Canvas Tell a Story?
As Kevin Lynch, CTO of The Information Lab in Dublin, was describing how his organization uses the Hypothesis Development Canvas, it occurred to me that Kevin was actuall...
It Is Never Too Late To Learn!
The article by Stefanie Glen in the November 30 DSC Newsletter is spot on! I am a 77-year old Data Scientist, and I have done my best work since I “retired” in 20...
Big Ideas in AI for the Next 10 Years
Summary: Despite our concerns about China taking the lead in AI, our own government efforts mostly through DARPA continue powerful leadership and funding to maintain ou...
Logistic regression as a neural network
As a teacher of Data Science (Data Science for Internet of Things course at the University of Oxford), I am always fascinated in cross connection between concepts. I no...
How the Brain Interprets Visualizations
I was comparing home prices in San Francisco between 1994 and 2018, and I noticed that it has increased by a factor 4 over 25 years. In the meanwhile, the inflation index...
Unexpected Use of AI: Solving Complex Mathematical Problems. Will Mathematicians Become Obsolete?
This is an unusual application of AI, it is not fiction, and it works! It started probably more than 30 years ago. Sometimes referred to as symbolic mathematics, and usua...