Anna Hodge, IBM Communications Intern, Journalism Major, Syracuse UniversityBy Anna Hodge Insight is central to any decision. Whether it’s where to go to dinner or the platform to focus on in a political campaign, information and insights are crucial to making the best choice. Now, imagine if you could get insights in real-time. How might you use them to make […]
Transport Systems Catapult organized the Sentiment Mappers Event last week as part of the Imagine Festival. The presentations proved to be inspiring and informative into ways of mapping people’s sentiments related to journeys with the ultimate goal to improve the customer experience in the transport sector.I include here a summary of the 5 presentations below, focusing on some of the […]
In my recent post, I suggested that a dynamic technical analysis would not rely upon a fixed set of indicators and chart patterns to be interpreted in a uniform manner. Rather, fresh predictors would arise from a study of drivers impacting the most recent market regimes. Traders would follow the indicators that have demonstrated predictive accuracy; not untested ones […]
A profile of KDnuggets, including an overview, history, and present highlights, is featured on the homepage of INFORMS, a major society for Analytics and Optimization (until June 23, 2014).comments
By Gregory Piatetsky,
@kdnuggets, Jun 11, 2014.
INFORMS, which stands for The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, is the largest professional society in the field of […]
Good Reason for Stock Market Doom and GloomStock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Jun 10, 2014 – 05:24 AM GMTBy: Casey_Research
By Doug French, Contributing EditorPredicting the future, like getting old, ain’t for sissies. Questioning the bull market is even more treacherous.Howard Gold, writing for MarketWatch, makes fun of seers who made what he calls “the four worst predictions […]
Good Reason for Stock Market Doom and GloomStock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Jun 10, 2014 – 05:24 AM GMTBy: Casey_Research
By Doug French, Contributing EditorPredicting the future, like getting old, ain’t for sissies. Questioning the bull market is even more treacherous.Howard Gold, writing for MarketWatch, makes fun of seers who made what he calls “the four worst predictions […]
The UCL CoMPLEX Annual Conference continued the theme of Big Data, which has figured quite prominently in conferences this year. The speakers at this year’s CoMPLEX annual conference, Dr David Weston (Birkbeck), Dr Drew Purves (Microsoft Research), Professor Gesine Reinert (Oxford), Dr Peter White (Imperial, Public Health England), Professor Michael Stumpf (Imperial) and Professor Chris Gilligan (Cambridge, newly announced Chair of […]
Five Reasons Why Big Researchers Should Lead in Big DataBig Data is getting bigger. The Information Age is chugging on, creating vast swathes of rich data on all facets of private and business life. In its wake, the world is coming to terms with what this means in terms of potential and practicality. This new world offers so much opportunity, […]
It takes human senses to appreciate the wonders of Australia’s natural environment. But it is machine intelligence that may prove critical to our ability to manage it.Numerous projects around Australia are now using advanced data analytics techniques (also known as big data) to better understand and manage the complexity of natural systems. Modern analytical techniques – particularly the capability to […]
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