TriaClick – Associative Semiotic Hypergraph technology on a Columnar DBMS
Screen Capture Demo of TriaClick, the latest release of TRIADB, a python console application that implements associative, semiotic, hypergraph technology on top of C...
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Capturing the Value of ML/AI – the Challenge of Offensive versus Defensive Data Strategies
Summary: A major pain point is standing in the way of many companies’ ability to maximize the value of their ML/AI initiatives. The competing goals of data flexibil...
Machine Learning – Reviews system
Hi I am working on the attached data set where I have to predict the reviews (1-5). Date is the only column to play with and I have extracted day/month and year out of ...
Book: Statistics for Managers Using Microsoft Excel
For one- or two-semester business statistics courses. Not a new book, but a popular one (8th edition.) This text is the gold standard for learning how to use Excel in b...
5 reasons why graph visualization matters
Why is graph visualization so important? How can it help businesses sifting through large amounts of complex data? We explore the answer in this post through 5 advantages...
How to Learn Python in 30 days
Introduction Are you looking to learn python for data science but have a time crunch? Are you making your career shift into data science and want to learn python? In this...
Kicking Chicago with R.
Like most Chicago football fans, I was pretty distraught after the Bears lost last Sunday’s playoff game courtesy of a missed field goal at the end — a kick t...
26 Statistical Concepts Explained in Simple English – Part 6
This resource is part of a series on specific topics related to data science: regression, clustering, neural networks, deep learning, decision trees, ensembles, correlati...
How to Detect Objects with Deep Learning on Raspberry Pi
This article was written by Sarthak Jain. The real world poses challenges like having limited data and having tiny hardware like Mobile Phones and Raspberry Pis which c...
Unsupervised Learning Algorithms in One Picture
Unsupervised learning algorithms are “unsupervised” because you let them run without direct supervision. You feed the data into the algorithm, and the algorit...