Sentiment Analysis of Movie Reviews (3): doc2vec
This is the last – for now – installment of my mini-series on sentiment analysis of the Stanford collection of IMDB reviews (originally published on recurrentnull.wor...
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Context Matters When Text Mining
Context Matters When Text Mining Many times the most followed approach can result in failure. The reason has more to do with thinking that one approach works in all cas...
Sentiment Analysis of Movie Reviews (2): word2vec
This is the continuation of my mini-series on sentiment analysis of movie reviews, which originally appeared on recurrentnull.wordpress.com. Last time, we had a look at...
Why The Aviation Industry Needs to Hurry Up With IoT Implementation
With their billions of annual captive customers, one would think that airports, and by logical extension, airlines, were prime candidates for the implementation of the In...
Accelerated Computing and Deep Learning
Guest blog post by Jen-Hsun Hunag, Founder, President and CEO at NVIDIA, Originally entitled “The Intelligent Industrial Revolution”. A New Era of Computing...
Migrating an Excel Spreadsheet Directly to HDFS and Spark 2.0.1 (Part 2)
Recently, in a previous post, we reviewed a path to leverage legacy Excel data and import CSV files thru MySQL into Spark 2.0.1. This may apply frequently in businesses ...
Structural Accommodation
A theme in my blogs is how the “structure” of data – rather than just the “content” – affects what that data can say and is capable of...
How do you search for a #sensor in Antartica on your Internet Of Things (#IoT) browser? Aka: Does #Arduino dream of electric sheep?
If you have ever launched a web page on a Raspberry Pi or Arduino, you know that it feels a bit like magic. How is it possible that a device the size of a credit card can...
Tricks in Face Recognition
Last year I started developing a Face Recognition model. I started with static pictures and using Wolfram Mathematica. This year I found out we can do the same job using ...