
Thoughts on Data Mining
Data Mining does not convey the different aspects of data mining / knowledge discovery. The basic types of Data Mining are: Descriptive data mining, and
Predictive data mining […]
Data Mining does not convey the different aspects of data mining / knowledge discovery. The basic types of Data Mining are: Descriptive data mining, and
Predictive data mining […]
On occasion we should all read these quotes and realize that humor is rampant! […]
A computer rounding problem that I like to call “The Penny Rounding Problem” has been around for many, many years. At least two movies have been made with this problem a core element. […]
I first considered aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in the 1980s while working for General Dynamics as an Avionics Systems Engineer on the F-16. […]
While watching a TED video about algorithms, mention was made of an unrealistic price on Amazon. Apparently two retailers had an out-of-control computer feedback loop. […]
When trying to connect technology innovation with business, an intelligent interface between the two is required. It must be able to translate business opportunity into technical requirements; innovate, test and evaluate; and seamlessly implement new technology into the business. […]
Predictive analytics is used in actuarial science, financial services, insurance, telecommunications, retail, travel, healthcare, pharmaceuticals and other fields (Wikipedia). […]
The operations system designer should perform content analysis. Content analysis is both qualitative and quantitative. […]
Real-Time data is a challenge to any process-oriented operation. But the functionality of the data is difficult to describe in such a way that team members not well versed in data management. … (3-part series) […]
The Data-Information Hierarchy is frequently represented as
Data –> Information –> Knowledge –> Understanding –> Wisdom.
Or it is sometimes shortened to 4 steps, omitting Understanding. But, in fact, there are two predecessor steps: chaos and symbol. … (3-part series) […]
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