Banana Coffee Chocolate Cake
A banana coffee chocolate cake is about to go in the oven… Let’s see how it turns out.
A banana coffee chocolate cake is about to go in the oven… Let’s see how it turns out.
As I mentioned in the last post of this blog while still hosted in WordPress.com, the Quantum Tunnel Website has a new home. This time the blog is supported without ads and that is a… Read More »The Quantum Tunnel Website has a new home
The Business Intelligence and Analytics Platform report by Gartner is close to the heart of many people interested in the analytics market and it reflect the changes and new tools that people are and will… Read More »Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Analytics Platforms is out
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