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Good News for Data Geeks, Bad News for Everyone Else
Last week we told you that enterprises are investing more into business intelligence and analytics initiatives. This week there's more good news for professionals in this area: according to
3 Presentations on R: Data Mining, Web Development and Data Visualization
R, the statistical programming language, continues to grow in popularity. A recent poll at KDnuggets found that 34% of respondents do at least half of their data mining in
Dead Simple Data Mining with Data Science Toolkit
The Data Science Toolkit is a collection of data tools and open APIs curated by our own Pete Warden. You can use it to extract text from a document,
Do You Trust Google to Resist Data Mining Across Services?
Google's breadth of services is truly awesome and the amount of information the company touches concerning our lives and world can sometimes feel downright frightening. While almost no one takes
Sickweather Analyzes Social Data to Map Illness Outbreaks
There have probably been times when just a cursory glance at your Facebook feed or Twitter stream reminds you that it's flu season and plenty of your friends' status updates
indicee: Leveraging the Cloud To Mashup Data and Answer Questions
In their demo video, indicee refers to "accounting's ERP black box," a not so subtle remark about the challenges facing the average business user when trying to draw knowledge from
What Data-Mining Apple, Google and Microsoft's PR Reveals
What topics are the big three software giants focused on? Their press releases show what areas of their business they want the media to cover, so I thought analyzing them
Revolution Analytics Offers Free Software for Kaggle Competitors
Today Revolution Analytics announced a partnership with Kaggle to provide Revolution R Enterprise software for free to participants in Kaggle's data contests. Competitors can download the software here. Revolution
Foursquare Searching for Data Scientist - A Sign of Things to Come?
Foursquare has an open position for a data scientist. Specifically, the company is looking for someone with "experience with prediction or recommender systems, search and ranking algorithms, and classification
Searching for Sadness in New York: Is the Foursquare API Living Up to Its Potential?
As explained in this blog post, Foursquare needed a way for its business staff to run reports based on its data without slowing down production servers and without learning
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