Ah, the fond memories of the early days of Saturday Night Live and the hilarious “Point / Counterpoint” debates between Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd. I can just imagin...
It is surprising to see the level of innumeracy in the population, even in college-educated professionals. People still have blind faith in so-called experts and journali...
This article was written by Bharat Girdhar. I was always intrigued by the concept of computers taking a decision on behalf of humans. Though the concept of machine learni...
How oversampling yielded great results for classifying cases of Sexual Harassment. The problem: Overcoming an imbalanced data set When it comes to data science, sexual ha...
In my previous article, we analyzed the COVID-19 data of Turkey and selected the cubic model for predicting the spread of disease. In this article, we will show in detail...
(This article is now a chapter of my github proto-book Bayesuvius) Simpson’s paradox is a recurring nightmare for all statisticians overseeing a clinical trial for ...
Correlation is a measure of linear association between two variables X and Y, while linear regression is a technique to make predictions, using the following model: Y�...
Data, an organization’s intellectual asset, must be treated and regularly enriched to remain useful and valuable. Over 80% of companies we’ve worked with, — includi...
The following graphic is based on Sam Priddy’s excellent DSC/Tableau Webinar How to Accelerate and Scale Your Data Science Workflows. Sam covered many interesting ...
I just uploaded a new chapter to my github proto-book “Bayesuvius”. This chapter deals with Reinforcement Learning (RL) done right, i.e., with Bayesian Networ...