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Deep Learning in Python: Getting Started
Deep learning is all the rage. You hear about it in the news, you read it about it in the news and it’s all over popular culture as well. What’s more, it’s revoluti...
DSC Webinar Series: Get To Business Insights Quicker With In-Database Blending
Analysts in Sales, Marketing, Finance and Operations have to prepare and analyze data quickly to answer important business questions. Time spent blending data takes away ...
500+ Data Science Degrees and Certificates Offered by Universities
This list was started in 2012, updated in 2014 and also very recently according to the author. It was compiled by 101.datascience.community, and broken down by degree (m...
Choosing the correct ML Solution for you…
Enterprise applications trending to adopt Machine Learning as their strategic implementation and performing machine learning deep analytics across ...
Case Study: How a global gaming company used data analytics to beat the odds
It may be in the entertainment domain but Wargaming’s data analytics operations are as humongous as that of any Fortune 500 company. Wargaming is a leader in the free-t...
Urban Sound Classification using Neural Network
We all got exposed to different sounds every day. Like, the sound of car horns, siren and music etc. How about teaching computer to classify such sounds automatically int...
Should robots have to pay taxes?
This article comes from CNN Money. It was written by the associate international editor of CNN Money, Charles Riley. If robots are going to steal human jobs and otherwise...
Who are you, Data Scientist? Answer with a survey
“I keep saying that the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians, and I’m not kidding”. Hal Varian, Chief Economist at Google and emeritus professo...
Map the Life Expectancy in United States with data from Wikipedia with R
Original post is published at DataScience+ Recently, I become interested to grasp the data from webpages, such as Wikipedia, and to visualize it with R. As I did in my pr...