Most academic papers and blogs about machine learning focus on improvements to algorithms and features. At the same time, the widely acknowledged truth is that throwing more training data into the mix beats work on algorithms and features. This post will get down and dirty with algorithms and features vs. training data by looking at a 12-way…
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The Best Kept Secret in Data Science
Big Data is a big pain. Humans are generating data five times faster than the rate of economic growth. Each day we create 2.5 Exabytes of new data, ninety percent of which is unstructured. That’s roughly half a gigabyte of new data each day per person
Big Data is a big pain. Humans are generating data five times faster than the rate…
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More data beats better algorithms - By Tyler Schnoebelen
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Scraping Ice and Fire
Contributed by Rob Castellano. He is currently in the NYC Data Science Academy 12 week full time Data Science Bootcamp program taking place between April 11th to…
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Data Circus - Circus Data - The Big Three, Dead for a day is not OK
A Big Top Circus has three main tents. What does this have to do with data? Many things. The Big Three, the Birth index, SSI index, and the Death index determine if you are an American or not. An entry in any one of these indexes is a reason for calling it what ever you want capitalism, freedom, justice, etc… Now if you are listed in all three indexes the privilege is unique. It is the privilege of being sold to the highest corporate bidder.…
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The Internet of Things, Data Science and Big Data
The Internet of Things (IOT) will soon produce a massive volume and variety of data at unprecedented velocity. If "Big Data" is the product of the IOT, "Data Science" is it's soul.…
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