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This Month in Data: May 2015

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on May 29, 2015 Posted in Posts from feeds Tagged with big data, data, Data Science, Paul M. Davis, Pivotal

Do data science teams lack courage? Are pop music lyrics getting dumber? Is Facebook limiting our access to opposing political viewpoints? These are just some of the fascinating questions posed by data science practitioners during the month of May. Read …

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This Month In Data Science—April, 2015

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on April 29, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Posts from feeds Tagged with big data, data, Data Science, open data, Paul M. Davis, Pivotal

The impact of data science and big data technologies was felt far and wide in April, with applications ranging from determining the latest fashions, to sensor-connected lighting, and even to entirely new forms of food. Here’s our roundup of the …

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