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Euro crisis visualization - different approaches interpreting the same numbers
(informationisbeautifulawards.com)
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Poll Results: Industries where Analytics / Data Mining were applied in 2011
(kdnuggets.com)
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Creepy Robot Faces, Courtesy Of "Face Rubber" Material
(fastcompany.com)
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zeratul
15y ago
Are all entires user contributions? Is it be possible to scour Internet for these kinds of events? Twitter?
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zeratul
15y ago
Some old stories show number of comments while some don't. Could that be related? My data shows that the stories on the front page had unusual high scores last night.
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Biomedical Text Mining Tool with REST API
(biolabeler.com)
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Ones, that I would focus on: Model selection http://www.ml-class.org/course/video/embed?video_id=62&s... Diagnosing bias vs. variance http://www.ml-class.org/course/video/embed?video_id=63&s... SVM Optimization Objective http:/
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Links to Stanford Machine Learning lectures, login not required
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IBM Watson team is focused on medical data mining now. Training IBM Watson just for Jeopardy took over 7 years. They are struggling how to make Watson learn faster. It's not the CPU or RAM limitations. There are a lot of custom pipeline bui
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Good exercise. Note to self: they got the data; they didn't add much value; they presented the data with fairly clean design; it could be argued that this is a data mining web app but there is a flaw if the plan is to produce income by enga
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15y ago
Very nice! Note to self: they got the data; they added a value; they presented it nicely and neatly. Good data mining business model. Note to jack7890: as it comes to events, there are two factors that play a role here: time (you got that i
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One-Minute Math: Why you can't comb a hairy ball
(newscientist.com)
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15y ago
I just use it offline, on my laptop. The UI is just a nice frontend to an idea that you know will work. Then you might have a ton of ideas that you want to check before publishing. One question may want to answer is if the behavior on HN pr
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15y ago
The content is refreshed every 15 min - both database and UI. Probably the production version of the code will get memcache and some other features. Apart of couple suggestions from the discussion here the educational version of hnpickup wi
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Just got an email from Kontera ads: Denial Reason: Insufficient Text. What happen to saying: "picture worth thousand words"?
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Pickup ratio suppose to measure your chance of getting from "newest" page to the "news" page. But the more I think about it the more I'm inclined to think it's just a very hot topic detection device. Pickup ratio > 1 means that the "new
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15y ago
Yes!!! I was hoping to have pay-per-impression advertisement that would pay the bill but apps which don't offer wordy clutter are not allowed to have ads. I was rejected by adSense, BuySellAds, and adBrite. Sometimes I think we build Intern
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15y ago
Thank you. btbytes did the md formatting for me. I will accept the pull request as soon as I get home.
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If you click on the question mark in the top right corner you will get the definitions. More documentation is in the source code. EDIT: As I say in the "warning" section of the readme file: usually it's not a good idea to show the raw data
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How to build a data mining web app?
(github.com)
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Poll results roughly correlate with my web app visitors ("When is good time to post on HN?"): California + New York 2,516 Rest of U.S. 3,661 United Kingdom 797 Canada 618 India 364 Germany 293 France 233 Austra
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Online Registry of Biomedical Informatics Tools
(orbit.nlm.nih.gov)
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zeratul
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Thanks. My github handle is entaroadun. The iframe's html line 10 says src="/static/button.js" while it should be src="/static/js/button.js" BTW, there is an odd feature on HN: it's possible to post same URL after ~19 days as new story.
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15y ago
Someone had it on his blog, which was posted here, so I've copied the code. I prefer your design than the hnlike.com. I wrote this because the iframe gives me an error: GET http://hnapiwrapper.herokuapp.com/static/button.js 404 (NOT FOUND
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Who did the heroku version of HN button?
(hnapiwrapper.herokuapp.com)
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I think "a long career doing satisfying work, whilst having a normal life with family and your own roof over your head" is possible only in academia if you can get faculty position quickly. Although, the probability of getting grants is so
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I agree. There are different values in data to be discovered not just business.
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The article seems to describe a person who does data mining for living. I guess "data scientist" sounds better than "data miner".
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Both bottons look elegant. Probably your botton was posted at a wrong time of a day. That's why I've made an app that tells you when it's good time to post a story. Today 9am, a lot of newest stories were upvoted quickly - biggest peak in o
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15y ago
In my line of work I see RAM limitation rather than CPU clock speed limitation. Will this technology also solve the big data problem?
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