Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Data Science, Data Visualisation
I am very pleased to announce that I have submitted the final version of my book entitled “Essential MATLAB and Octave” to CRC Press. Also I have seen a preliminary cover, and they indeed have… Read More »Update on Essential Matlab and Octave
Re-blogged from the Morning Download: CIO Journal – WSJ. The Morning Download comes from the editors of CIO Journal and cues up the most important news in business technology every weekday morning. The Morning Download: Big… Read More »Big Push for Big Data
As probably some of you know, I am currently writing a book about MATLAB and Octave focussed at new comers to both programming and the MATLAB/Octave environments. The book is tentatively entitled “Essential MATLAB and… Read More »Essential MATLAB and Octave
It’s not who has the best algorithm that wins. It’s who has the most data!
I couldn’t help noticing that “Putneysw15” web site published in December a list of predicted dates and times when there will be “exceptional high tides” at Putney bridge. They showed the data from the Port… Read More »Putney Tides – predictions for 2014
This is a reblog of DataMarket blog. We’re frequently asked: What is the best tool to visualize data? There is obviously no single answer to that question. It depends on the task at hand, and… Read More »Choosing the Right Visualisation Tool for your Task – Reblog
The Pyramid of Data Science Data Science is exploding… or so it seems. I came across an article by Oscar Olmedo that describes some of the stages that practitioners in the area follow, and I… Read More »The Pyramid of Data Science
R ranked as #1 language for data mining and analytics (source KDnuggets)
A tragic robot love story
