Data Science and IoT

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This group is about Data Science, Machine Learning and Predictive analytics. We hope to explore some unique characteristics in this space - such as Time series data, Real Time Data, sensor fusion, Deep learning using images etc (image source wikipedia)

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List - Twelve unique characteristics of IoT based Predictive analytics/machine learning.

Started by ajit jaokar. Last reply by Gary Baggett Mar 27, 2018. 6 Replies 2 Likes

Over the holiday weekend, I have been working on a list of unique characteristics for IoT and Machine/Predictive analytics. It started off with 7 .. then 8 .. then 10 and now 12 characteristicsHere…Continue

IoT and the Rise of the Predictive Organization

Started by ajit jaokar Dec 31, 2014. 0 Replies 3 Likes

Happy New year!here is some more re my thinking on why IoT and Predictive analytics will be so disruptive this yearIn the Godfather II, Hyman Roth said to Micheal Corleone ’Michael – we…Continue

Welcome to the group ..

Started by ajit jaokar Dec 27, 2014. 0 Replies 0 Likes

Hello allWelcome to the group. I hope to post more by tomorrow about the significance of IoT and Machine LearningA brief intro about me below. Great if you can also post below - an intro and what you…Continue

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Comment by Dr. Frank N. Kautzmann, III, PhD on January 18, 2018 at 11:47am: As a Data Science Central Certification, I often think that as Data Scientists, many resources, such as https://plato.stanford.edu/ The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, [SEP] free for five downloads a day or$25 unlimited, the OEIS https://oeis.org/  , free again, and Quanta https://www.quantamagazine.org/ are excellent resources for all Data Scientists.

There is an excellent article on IOT in the SEP. There are over 9300 articles in many areas.

                   Dr. F. N. Kautzmann III Ph.D. Litt.D.

             FRAS, FBCS, FICS, FIAP, FIMA, FIScT, FInstMC, FInstAM

FGS, FRGS, FRSTMH, F.Cyb.S., FIET, FSS, FRAI, FRSPSoc

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Trying to define python functions in spark sql to get the values from "temperature" column in a cloudant database. How do the functions look ? thanks