Category: Analytics
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Boris Glavic
on Jan 24, 2023 | Categories:
Analytics, Data Preparation, Databases
Uncertainty arises naturally in many application domains due to measurement errors, human error in data entry or transformation, missing data and bias in data collection, and many other reasons. When uncertainty is ignored during data preprocessing and analysis, this leads to hard to trace errors…
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bigvis2020
on Jun 26, 2020 | Categories:
Analytics, Big Data, Visualization
Data visualization and analytics are nowadays one of the cornerstones of Data Science, turning the abundance of Big Data being produced through modern systems into actionable knowledge. Indeed, the Big Data era has realized the availability of voluminous datasets that are dynamic, noisy and…
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Vikram Pudi
on Apr 21, 2020 | Categories:
Analytics, Visualization
It might seem obvious that reducing social movement will reduce the spread of infection. However, it is not obvious how much it will reduce. Will it be enough to stop the virus? Will it only slow it down? How long do we expect the virus to last in regions with differing population densities? While…
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bigvis2020
on Mar 20, 2020 | Categories:
Analytics, Big Data, Visualization
Data visualization and analytics are nowadays one of the cornerstones of Data Science, turning the abundance of Big Data being produced through modern systems into actionable knowledge. Indeed, the Big Data era has realized the availability of voluminous datasets that are dynamic, noisy and…
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Yunyao Li and Shivakumar Vaithyanathan
on Nov 14, 2018 | Categories:
Analytics, Machine Learning
The recent return of AI summer and the enthusiastic uptake of AI in the commercial world can be loosely attributed to three innovations: Apple’s Siri, Google’s self-driving cars, and IBM Watson Jeopardy. This enthusiasm stems from the belief that AI will influence a wide range of applications…
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Aditya Parameswaran
on Jun 25, 2018 | Categories:
Analytics, data exploration, Databases
Information visualization is an essential tool in the arsenal of a data scientist: visualizations help identify trends and patterns, spot outliers and anomalies, and verify hypotheses. Moreover, visualizations are visceral and intuitive: they tell us stories about our data; they educate, delight,…
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Letizia Tanca
on Feb 18, 2016 | Categories:
Analytics, Big Data, data exploration
Some months ago, I found an exciting piece of news on the Web: a top manager proclaimed [1]: “If the most important thing you offer is data, you are in trouble. (….) Algorithms is where the real value lies. Algorithms define action.” How interesting! It seems to suggest that everybody, including…
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Kristina Lerman
on Nov 24, 2014 | Categories:
Analytics, Social Networks
As Thanksgiving approaches, it may feel like everyone else has so much more to be thankful for. Just check your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram: your friends seem to dine at finer restaurants, take more exotic vacations, and attend more exciting parties. Research suggests this is not simply a matter…
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Kristina Lerman
on Oct 30, 2013 | Categories:
Analytics, Big Data
“Both theoretical and empirical research may be unnecessarily complicated by failure to recognize the effects of heterogeneity” – Vaupel & Yashin Big Data is daily topic of conversation among data analysts, with much said and written about its promises and pitfalls. The issue of heterogeneity,…
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H. V. Jagadish
on May 5, 2012 | Categories:
Analytics, Big Data
I was recently approached by an entrepreneur who had an interesting way to correlate short term performance of a stock with news reports about the stock. Needless to say, there are many places from which one can get the news, and what results one gets from this sort of analysis does depend on the…
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Joseph Hellerstein
on Apr 6, 2012 | Categories:
Analytics
tl;dr: MADlib is an open-source library of scalable in-database algorithms for machine learning, statistics and other analytic tasks. MADlib is supported with people-power from Greenplum; researchers at Berkeley, Florida and Wisconsin are also contributing. The project recently released a MADlib…
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