I received this morning, like everyone, an email from LinkedIn about 59 of your LinkedIn connections that are more popular than you. In short, it represents about 0.5% of my 10,000+ connections, and I decided to share with you those people listed at the top - the top 100, not just the top 59. This is based on profile views over the last 7 days, so it will change week after week. Also, I removed recruiters, generic VC or angel investors, and non data scientists in general (based on…
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This article provides a full demo application using both the C# and R programming languages interchangeably to rapidly identify and cluster similar images. The demo application includes a directory with 687 screenshots of webpages. Many of these images are very similar with different domain names but near identical content. Some images are only slightly similar with the sites using the same general layouts but different colors and different images on certain…
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All creatures have the ability to sense the surrounding world, but in various ways and degrees. You might envy the bloodhound’s exceptional nose, but humans possess visual prowess that (although it doesn’t match the eagle’s eye in distance) is unsurpassed in the ability to detect and make sense of patterns. Our eyes and brains work as a team to discover meaningful patterns that help us make sense of the world [1].
Digital computers take input in direct quantitative form constructed…
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In this post, we will look at the various 'Shrines' and 'Giants' on whose shoulders most modern Data Scientists stand. I am often daunted by the Job Descriptions people come up with for Data Scientists these days.
A recent JD I encountered contained :-
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As IOT Data proliferates one of the game changing use cases which it enables is dynamic pricing. As assets get instrumented one can have usage based pricing of assets on lease. We are already seeing disruptions in pricing model in the automotive industry where sensor data which is a proxy for driving habits is fuelling usage based insurance premiums.
Flutura has been working with Utility companies which is one of the industries in Industrial Internet/IOT category undergoing…
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Here I described how I identified a root cause, and provided a dual solution for a problem impacting LinkedIn and its members. For your reference, I also included links to many other solutions, coming from our data science research labs, applied to a bunch of companies and business problems.
The problem: LinkedIn email blasts deployed to group…
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This was the subject of a popular article on Slate, following Obama's idea to bail out people with student loan problems. Decision makers, lawyers, politicians (right or left) or journalists often make recommendations that do not make sense, that are bound to fail, because they lack analytic judgment. This case epitomizes this lack of analytic acumen, and I provide the correct solution if you want to make someone pay (other than the tax payer) for these defaults.…
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These are the most critical rules that digital publishers should follow, based on our data science studies.
Example where Google paid traffic results in more pageviews per visit than Google organic searches
1. How to get more Google organic traffic
The amount of Google organic traffic that…
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I have a contrarian view, here are my answer to several issues orginially posted on quora, regarding being a start-up CEO:
1. Raise Funding
Use profit sharing as funding. You must be profitable on day one, but many business models allow for that: for instance being digital publisher, if you have a niche market that you control, and are well connected…
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A few semesters into my undergraduate studies, I decided to move away from campus in order to escape the incessant party atmosphere. I chose to rent an old but roomy apartment in Kitchener, Ontario. I read somewhere that this city was formerly called New Munich. One day in the dead of morning, I heard loud banging and smashing downstairs. It seemed that neither I nor my cat could sleep, so I went to investigate. I saw the owner of the building at the front entrance of the apartment holding a…
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Here are fundamental resources that you should check out before your next data science interview. Read these documents thoroughly to get prepared, impress your interviewer, boost your chances to be hired, and get bigger paycheck if hired:
Resources to read 2-3 days before your job…
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Everything is connected, through the cloud all machine-generated data are collected and widely shared over the Internet. That’s how we imagine IoT – the Internet of Things.
Correction: That’s how THEY imagine IoT. What WE envision here is not just about the Internet of Things but also the Intelligence of Things. The idea is:…
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Data warehousing project is a complicated task that demands goals and resources from both business and technical departments. It is expensive but normally a basic project. If it is done by non experts and non skilled support, it can be an expensive and may cause project failure. Several business analysts believed most of the data warehousing projects are unsuccessful to meet their proposed objectives (Furlow, 2001).
Hwang and Xu (2007) have chosen eleven success…
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