Machine Learning with C++ – Polynomial Regression on GPU
Hello, this is my second article about how to use modern C++ for solving machine learning problems. This time I will show how to make a model for polynomial regression pr...
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12 Interesting Reads for Math Geeks
Many data scientists have a passion for mathematics, and many modern math problems can be explored using data science. Below is a selection of interesting articles, many ...
Crypto-craze,, A Flavor of PrimeNet
In case you’ve missed it, there has been a tremendous number of news stories, social media posts and the like on Bitcoin, Hashing Algorithms, Blockchain, video grap...
Why GDPR will Make Machine Learning not so legal
GDPR & Our Data All of sudden lawyers are busy and got lot of work to do on this new thing called as GDPR. Because 90% of the world’s data was created in the last t...
Seamless Customer Experience for Telecoms: A Practical Approach
In this age of data and convenience, customers across the globe are getting used to great customer experience from numerous companies. Big names such as Google, Apple, Am...
Go Ahead and Automate Jobs
Machine learning has the ability to automate a lot of jobs in the future. It is very easy to talk about this automation when it isn’t your job that will be automate...
Mathematical Olympiads for Undergrad Students
Mathematical Olympiads are popular among high school students. However, there is nothing similar for college students, except maybe IMC. Even IMC is not popular. It focu...
Poker, Probability, Monte Carlo, and R
My daughter just started a business analytics Master’s program. For the probability sequence of the core statistics course, one of her assignments is to calculate t...
The Role of Predictive Analytics in Medical Diagnosis
Predictive analytics uses current and historical data in order to determine the probability of a particular outcome. This is a particularly powerful approach when it is a...
From Petabytes to Nanobits, with Application to Blockchain
It is hard to imagine that some data element could contain less information than a bit (a digit equal to either 0 or 1.) Yet examples are abundant. Indeed, I am wondering...