Data Leader, Innovation, CIO/CTO, Machine Learning & Data Science | Dynamic, technically astute professional with strong understanding of Artificial Intelligence, ML Models Development, Data Visualisation and UX Design.
I was in the middle of an introductory workshop for Data Science at General Assembly and I was talking about using command line instructions to facilitate the manipulation of files and folders. We covered some… Read More »Using curl to download a shortened URL – Dropbox, bit.ly
It has been a long wait, but finally today I got my hands on the physical version of my book. So pleased. It is available from the publishers http://www.crcpress.com/product/isbn/9781482234633 Also in Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/1482234637/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/280-5584446-9196231
DSI Talk with Dr Gautam Shroff 19/02/2015 – NOTICE: These are only notes and they may not make much sense out of context… Current business themes – Digital imagination – Simplification – Governance –… Read More »Attending the Data Science Institute seminar at Imperial College
This is a reblog of an article by Bill Gerrard in The Guardian (click on the link to go to the original). I find it very interesting that Rugby is moving forward in this direction. What… Read More »Rugby Union analytics – five ways data is changing the sport – Reblog
How to Research a Machine Learning Algorithm // A reblog from Machine Learning Mastery Algorithms are a big part of the field of machine learning. You need to understand what algorithms are out there, and… Read More »How to Research a Machine Learning Algorithm – Reblog
I came across this blog post by Kevin Markham where he describes his experiences and thoughts about having taught the 11-week data science course with General Assembly. He has managed to capture some of my… Read More »Lessons learned from teaching an 11-week data science course
This post is a reblog of a post by Chenh Han Lee, the original can be seen at Udacity. How to Choose Between Learning Python or R First by Cheng Han Lee January 12, 2015… Read More »How to choose between learning Python or R first – Reblog
This is a reblog of the post bu Arika Okrent entitled: 15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German Arika Okrent 15 . 01 . 15 The German language is so perfectly… Read More »15 Unique Illnesses You Can Only Come Down With in German – Reblog
I am very pleased to see that the Mathworks has now added my book “Essential MATLAB and Octave” to their MathWorks Book Program Member Support Web site. They have now made available a page for the… Read More »Essential MATLAB and Octave included in the Mathworks site
I am a geek, and proudly so, and as such I have been known to visit exhibitions at the excellent Natural History Museum and the Science Museum in London, the Field Museum in Chicago, or… Read More »Shelf Life – A great project at the American Museum of Natural History