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Can the new Amazon Machine Learning help companies reap the benefits of predictive analytics? Machine Learning as a Service (MLaaS) promises to put data science within the reach of companies. In that context, Amazon Machine Learning is a predictive analytics service with binary/multiclass classification and linear regression... Read more
The recent Republican and Democratic debates drew unprecedented amounts of viewers and the usual lot of controversies and soundbites in the media. Each debate deeply impacted future polls, subsequent fundraising, and the composition of the race. In our polarized media landscape, ensuing political analysis always suffer... Read more
Topological data analysis: New perspectives on machine learning from abstract mathematics http://www.meetup.com/Boston-Data-Mining/events/223018978/ Abstract: When looked at from the right perspective, many of the ideas and algorithms involved in machine learning/data science can be thought of as discovering geometric patterns and shapes in a collection of data... Read more
Jesse Johnson live stream from WeWork, Boston. Topological Data Analysis: New perspectives on machine learning Wednesday, Jun 24, 2015, 6:00 PM Location details are available to members only. 220 Data Miners Went FYI. This event will be held at the superb WeWork space and attendees will... Read more
A couple of weeks ago I attended the Open Data Science Conference (ODSC) in Boston. Held over two days, ODSC brought together practitioners and thought leaders in the open source and data science fields. The agenda was rich with 72 presentations and 21 workshops, and was... Read more
Doing open data science on government financials is not easy. A lot of the info is not, well, open. The good news is that data on government spending, borrowing, pensions and the like exists, but often lies hidden in bulky PDFs that are difficult to work... Read more
Visitors to this site are obviously no strangers to open source data science. Take R for example. R is the epitome of a successful open source project, having become one of the most popular languages for data analysis and used by millions. It is a thriving... Read more
Talk – Public Health Surveillance Speaker Bio – John Brownstein – Director Computational Epidemiology Group | Center for Biomedical Informatics, Boston Children’s Hospital Can we improve the health of our population with text analytics? This seems like a curious proposition, as it obviously avoids the cornerstones... Read more
Big Data is the next big thing in computing. This video explains Big Data characteristics, technologies and opportunities. For more information, The amount of data is growing exponentially and in the next year we will have almost 5 billion terabytes of internet traffic. I can see... Read more