Announcing the launch of Dataset Search, a new way for researchers to find the datasets they need, wherever they’re hosted, whether it’s a publisher's site, a digital library, or an author's personal web page. Learn more at https://t.co/tpdOkjAVgW
This article inspired me to do some quick and dirty GIS analysis of the COGCC data. 5009/5646 pending oil and gas permits (that's 89%) are within the 2500' setback buffer around buildings and vulnerable areas.
It is interesting that by far the worst American natural disaster (in terms of lives lost) of the past century is being treated as a weird regression-driven footnote https://t.co/L0107wAoLU
New blog article to help in the choice between developing statistical models and #Machine_Learning algorithms (especially in #medicine): https://t.co/UODi5OhbSf
Hey #PyData, #rstats, #DataScience, #ML: How long did your first full #MachineLearning project take (with how many people)? Working on an article for @CambiumInc about realistic expectations - I know it's all over the map, but I want to see the map. TY!
Hey #PyData, #rstats, #DataScience, #ML: Think back to your first Machine Learning project. In the end, why did it succeed or fail? Take my survey to think through it. (Article to follow for @CambiumInc!) https://t.co/5PkwwmlwF0
Has anyone else noticed the (new?) predictive element to #GoogleForms? Dynamically changes the response validation format as you build the survey question. It's pretty slick.
The @washingtonpost published a 216x50 database of every K-12 school shooting since Columbine, and they're #crowdsourcing more info. https://t.co/zz7DfXu5vJ
Nice description: "The company’s engineers and products don’t do any spying themselves; they’re more like a spy’s brain, collecting and analyzing information that’s fed in from the hands, eyes, nose, and ears." https://t.co/YHFPCKAtqB
Very well articulated article about the current challenges we face with data & privacy: “It means seeing and treating people not just as ‘users’ or ‘clicks,’ but as ‘citizens,’ who are worthy of being accurately informed to make their best choices” https://t.co/3BbS93HYIi
Vaclav Smil is one of my favorite authors. I’ve read nearly all of his 37 books. This is an excellent overview of how Smil has helped shape how people (myself included) think about energy. https://t.co/FEOkVkVyaH
I've spent a silly amount of sporadically distributed time trying to find that one GIF of a computer teaching a classroom of other computers. It is the best. Who's got it? #MachineLearning#AI
Somebody really needs to explain probability to the #Hamilton app developers. It is NOT only a matter of time, and you are adding insult to injury here.