Tag: use case

Feed: The Internet of Things on AWS – Official Blog. Author: Ameer Hakme. Whether you are just starting with your Internet of Things (IoT) journey, or already have millions of connected IoT devices, you might be looking for ways to maximize the value extracted from your IoT data. IoT devices data can contain a wealth of information within its reported telemetry data, metadata, state, and commands and responses. However, having the right reporting and visualization solution is key to gain insights needed to maximize your operational efficiency and deliver business outcomes. No one solution can fit every use-case, hence frameworks ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: John MacKintosh. [This article was first published on HighlandR, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. Like many others in the ‘United’ Kingdom, I’ve found my energy supplier has gone bust, due to ongoing price hikes, and I’ve been moved over to another one, whom ordinarily I wouldn’t have signed up with. Fantastic. Because I’m not always sure you get the sarcasm How many folk have been affected by ... Read More

Feed: R-bloggers. Author: [R]eliability. [This article was first published on [R]eliability, and kindly contributed to R-bloggers]. (You can report issue about the content on this page here) Want to share your content on R-bloggers? click here if you have a blog, or here if you don't. Frequentist statistical methods, despite their flaws, are generally serviceable for a large suite of practical problems faced by engineers during product development of medical devices. But even in domains where simple models usually do the trick, there remain instances where a Bayesian approach is the best (and perhaps only logical) way to tackle a ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More

Feed: Top Blog Posts. Author: Bill Schmarzo. Note:  Many thanks to those who provided comments on my previous blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?”. And special thanks to Somil Gupta and Harsha Srivatsa who patiently worked with me to clarify many of my thoughts on the subject.  Yea, some of my thoughts are a bit whacky, but life should be a bit whacky if we want to learn new things. My blog “Features Part 1: Are Features the new Data?” created quite a stir, and lots of learning for me! In that blog, I proposed the “Data-to-Features-to-ML ... Read More