Today, nearly 45 percent of trading is done electronically, according to Coalition, a U.K. firm that tracks the industry. In addition to back-office clerical workers, on Wall [...]
Is data science too easy? The question was originally answered on Quora by Maurice Ewing.
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A search engine can now respond to users with questions of its own. For example, a search for "truffles" on Amazon returns results, but also suggests "chocolate [...]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmJ-4B-mS-Y The Map of mathematics. A 10 minute review of the basics just to renew your appreciation for how it can be used to solve problems. [...]
Despite the fact that the AI field was born more than half a century ago, we've only recently in the last few years made monumental strides in [...]
In this contributed article, Jason Miller, Industrial Applications Engineer at Alpine Data discusses the new PFA standard that takes a good step forward from the previous PMML standard. A shift to PFA has the potential to be a watershed event in predictive analytics.
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One of key tenets of science (physics, chemistry, etc.), or at least the theoretical ideal of science, is reproducibility. Truly “scientific” results should not be accepted by [...]
ON-DEMAND VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE: Thursday, February 2 at 2 pm ET, featuring a panel of experts that will scientifically analyze the various aspects of this major pop culture event.
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LIAR, LIAR, WORDS ON FIRELast fall Noah Zandan, who is big on “quantified communication” posted a fun TED ED video about ways to spot liars using “communications [...]
