1. Big Data's Big Ideas
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From cognitive augmentation to artificial intelligence, Ben Lorica takes a look at the major forces shaping the data world—complete with some really useful examples and related resources for each of the issues influencing data today.
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2. Not Delusional, Not a Boondoggle, Just a Few Decades of Hard Work
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In an interesting interview on IEEE Spectrum, Michael Jordan discusses big data as a "major engineering and mathematical challenge, one that will not be solved by just gluing together a few existing ideas from statistics, optimization, databases and computer systems." But, he says, in spite of the title of the article, he does not feel that big data is a delusion or a boondoggle. Read the original article, but also readhis response to it for a better picture of how he really feels about the challenges of big data. (If you attend Hardcore Data Science Day at Strata + Hadoop World in San Jose in February, you'll have a chance to meet Mike.) |
3. Does the Artificial Neural Network Algorithm Work?
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And how does it work? Tavish Srivastava explains the ANN framework. |
4. Talking Data: 5 Interesting Data Talks
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Sit back and listen. Here are a few recent data talks we found interesting:
- Tim O'Reilly and Doug Cutting reframe the debate about data and privacy.
- Susan Etlinger explains why we need to deepen our critical thinking skills.
- Karen Moon discusses "StyleStalking."
- John Rauser explains pain-free stats.
- Bob Mankooff says there’s no algorithm for humour, but he’s looking. (And he answers the age-old question: are women funnier than men?)
Want More? See the Top 10 Talks from Strata + Hadoop World New York. |
5. Not a Commodity
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Data doesn’t comply with supply & demand models, argues Shahbaz Ali, because by aggregating individual data points over time, the value becomes greater than the sum of its parts. |
6. It's About Time (Series)
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Ellen Friedman and Ted Dunning (authors of the FREE ebook Time Series Databases: New Ways to Store and Access Data) discuss time series databases in this post. |
7. Toast to Crumbs (and Back Again)
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James Faghmous describes the pitfalls of small data masquerading as big data. |
8. Speak at Strata + Hadoop World 2015 in London
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We’re currently planning Strata + Hadoop World in London, happening 5-7 May 2015.
We're looking for speakers to share compelling data case studies, proven best practices, effective new analytic approaches, and exceptional technical skills to a talented and technical audience.
Take a look at the topics we're most interested in, and our tips for a great proposal. Deadline for proposals is 24 November 2014.
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9. Creepy
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A weak—and ultimately unsuccessful—attempt to anonymize data allows you to see how well celebrities tip taxi drivers. And where they go when they get into cabs. |
10. Freebie of the Week: I Heart Logs
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Get chapter one from the new book I Heart Logs: Event Data, Stream Processing, and Data Integration by Jay Kreps, free.
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