In recent days, the popularity of social media is increasing significantly. More and more people share their ideas, information, and opinions with others using social… Read More »Twitter Sentiment Analysis Applied to Customer Loyalty Prediction
People around the globe are more actively using social media platform such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram etc. They share information, opinions, ideas, experiences and… Read More »Sentiment Analysis of Airline Tweets
I share the concerns that many people have on the use of surveillance – particularly in this period of data monetization and commodification. I am… Read More »Constructive Surveillance and Social Intervention
This article was written by Will Koehrsen. Here’s the complete code: just copy and paste into a Jupyter Notebook or Python script, replace with your data… Read More »How to Visualize a Decision Tree from a Random Forest in Python using Scikit-Learn
Twitter Data Collection Twitter is a well-known social media platform in which users are allowed to create a unique account and post tweet on the… Read More »Use of Twitter Data to Obtain Customer Loyalty
Extensions are one of the most fantastic features that Google Chrome offers. Still, many people don’t know much about them. Let’s check out 7… Read More »Make the best use of your Google Chrome with these amazing extensions
I’m missing my Thursday evening Big Data MBA classes at the University of San Francisco School of Management (though I expect my students are glad… Read More »Using the Economics Value Curve to Drive Digital Transformation
In a previous blog-post we have seen how we can use Signal Processing techniques for the classification of time-series and signals. A very short summary of that… Read More »A guide for using the Wavelet Transform in Machine Learning
Summary: Here are our 5 predictions for data science, machine learning, and AI for 2019. We also take a look back at last year’s predictions… Read More »5 Predictions about Data Science, Machine Learning, and AI for 2019
After posting my last blog, I decided next to do a 2-part series on XGBoost, a versatile, highly-performant, inter-operable machine learning platform. I’m a big fan of… Read More »XGBoost with Python — Part 0
