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AmericanBanker.com reported recently on a phenomenon they characterized as “The Downside of the Data Driven Decision.” The LA Times first uncovered Wells Fargo’s quota of eight consumer products per account. The story described questionable tactics used by bank employees to meet that goal. American Banker quickly picked up on the…
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I'm wondering the difference between these two sites.
Why should I follow one instead of another?
Sometimes I see that would be better if the two websites were joined.
Best,
Luiz.
Added by Luiz Gomes on January 27, 2014 at 6:32am — 2 Comments
If you want to get referral traffic without paying any money you should try guest posting. Guest posting is one the best ways which will help you to get referral traffic to your blog. If you having vast knowledge about any topic share it with others. Find the websites which are similar to you websites and are having a higher page rank so that you can get visitors from that website. Share your knowledge with the visitors of that website. Attract them with your words so that they are compelled…
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Could data mining techniques accurately predict the medal counts at the Olympics? This question came into mind four years ago while watching the Winter Games in Vancouver. I knew that a predictive model could give us an estimate of the number of medals each nation might win; but how close could we get to the actual outcomes? It was a tantalizing project …. …
Added by Daniel Graettinger on January 23, 2014 at 3:21pm — No Comments
These days people seem to believe that "growth hacking" must be immediate and rapid. Partly it's true; but I'm afraid partly it's not, because iterative short-term and intensive growth hacking may fall into a pitfall of "regression to the mean".
http://tjo-en.hatenablog.com/entry/2014/01/22/183243
This post is a translation from the Japanese-version of my blog, but I believe this point of view…
ContinueAdded by Takashi J. OZAKI on January 22, 2014 at 6:00am — No Comments
Do you know which is the most sought after skill amongst HR professionals in 2014?
It is analytics.
More than 85% of HR professionals feel they will be able to do their job better if they pick up data analysis skills. (Source: http://jigsawacademy.com/em/2014/01/01/)
Jigsaw Academy is a leader in…
ContinueAdded by Kirk Borne on January 21, 2014 at 7:59am — No Comments
I'll add another reason why companies can't find analytic talent: their recruiting practices are simply awful. They drag out the due diligence process far longer than necessary; they keep candidates in the dark about where they stand; and they request many more meetings and phone calls than are necessary. I've also heard more than a few stories about hiring managers going through the process and selecting a candidate to make an offer to, and then the hiring manager's boss or the CFO…
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After posting my article about 6000 companies hiring data scientists, I looked at the top ones in the list, and I compared with the number of job interviews (invites for screening interviews) that I receive almost daily.…
ContinueAdded by Vincent Granville on January 17, 2014 at 1:30pm — 17 Comments
These 6 data science resumes, referenced in our data science book, were submitted to us for publication in our book, in December 2013. We provide them for illustration purposes only. It is very interesting to contrast them with the 6 job ads listed in our book: the contrast is spectacular; some of these companies are…
ContinueAdded by Vincent Granville on January 16, 2014 at 6:00pm — No Comments
Here are 13 books on Machine Learning and Data Mining that are great resources, references, and refreshers for Data Scientists. (This is definitely a small selective subsample of the many excellent books available.)
Added by Kirk Borne on January 15, 2014 at 1:30pm — No Comments
Here are 13 informative and inspirational books on Big Data and Data Science. This is definitely not intended to be a comprehensive list (since a complete list of such readings would itself be a form of "Big Data", and consequently the number of possibilities is a nearly uncountable number! NOTE definition of "uncountable" = an infinite set that contains too many elements to be countable.)…
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These data science job ads, referenced in our data science book, were posted on AnalyticTalent in December 2013. We provide them for illustration purposes only. It is very interesting to contrast them with resumes from smart qualified candidates listed in our…
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A recent survey during current festive season was done on seven different automotive brands and taken there preferred attributes for a purchase/like. The underlying dimensional graph…
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One of motivations I write the English-version of my blog is reporting and sharing the latest topics of Japanese market in data science and related fields. In the latest post, I wrote about a puzzling situation of "Data Scientist" in Japanese market.
http://tjo-en.hatenablog.com/entry/2014/01/13/141432
Although Google Trends shows a fever of "data scientist" in English still rises, the same one…
ContinueAdded by Takashi J. OZAKI on January 12, 2014 at 10:20pm — 2 Comments
Let's face it, in 2013 almost every dip in the major stock indexes turned out to be a buying opportunity. Every time the stock market seemed to be starting a correction or meaningful pullback the central bankers came running out on TV proclaiming that low interest rates would remain intact for years to come. Just think about it, there has not been a single 10.0 percent correction in over two years. The last time the stock market even came close to a real correction in 2013 was in May…
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Now-a-days, Banking Industry is facing many challenges - rapidly changing consumer environment, rigorous regulatory guidelines, highly competitive environment, emergence of new channels to name a few.
With these great challenges come great rewards—Banks have the opportunity to pull ahead of the curve or completely fall behind. Accurately…
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Warren Buffett is considered by most people to be the best investor in the world. After all, he is one of the richest men on the planet. Mr. Buffett is a disciple of the legendary Benjamin Graham. Ben Graham's philosophy was to always have a margin of safety when investing and Warren Buffet has certainly mastered that. Mr. Buffett was the son of a U.S. Congressman, so he so he was able to see how things worked in Washington D.C. and the political world.
Over the…
Added by Nicholas Santiago on January 7, 2014 at 11:18am — 1 Comment
For a company, having "a presence" in social media is worthless unless it allows it to achieve some objectives. However, beyond the control of the company, social media talk about the company, under these conditions is it reasonable to ignore this space frequented by customers, prospects, partners and competitors?
Social media influences reputation, image, and…
Added by Michel Bruley on January 7, 2014 at 2:07am — No Comments
In English-version of my personal blog, I posted an article about how we should understand a nature of each machine learning classifier; my solution is "just looking at a hyperplane of each".
http://tjo-en.hatenablog.com/entry/2014/01/06/234155
For package-users, not serious experts in machine learning and its scientific basis, visualized features (i.e. hyperplanes on 2D space) would be much…
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http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/42617.wss
The per device and per OS based sales information revealed by IBM:
Smartphones Browse, Tablets Buy: Smartphones drove 24.9 percent of all online traffic on Black Friday compared to tablets at 14.2 percent, making it the browsing device of choice. Tablets drove 14.4 percent of all online sales, double that of…
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