How do we increase diversity amongst our event speakers? To improve something, we must first measure it. The Face API allows us to collect some of these demographics ...
If you’ve been keeping up on the statistics for Covid-19 in the last week (and who hasn’t?), you’ve probably noticed a wide variety of projections for d...
With the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, we look at the data and use a simple model inspired by China’s example to predict when the outbreak will abate in various count...
My original intent with this article was to write about how to understand statistics in general. However, with the global pandemic on everyone’s minds right now, it...
Web scraping, also known as web harvesting and web data extraction, basically refers to collecting data from websites via the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) or ...
Introduction Due to COVID19, we already have 1000 deaths in Italy. Two months ago, these folks, many of them elderly, would have been celebrating Christmas and looking fo...
An unpublished experimental report may have an interesting new way to understand the unexpected result of the Michelson-Morley Experiment of 1887. The new understanding...
Introduction Kubernetes is being described as the next ‘Java’ i.e. it is fast becoming an endemic/ underlying platform for the whole industry just like the Java progr...
In my previous post, I introduced the ELAINE Community Tool that can be used to discover variables from textual communications. Statistical predictors work well for chart...
This article was written by Jim Frost. Regression is a very powerful statistical analysis. It allows you to isolate and understand the effects of individual variables, mo...