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DATA MINING
Data mining explores how companies and individuals are creating new businesses and services by searching out patterns in electronic data. It focuses especially on how people’s lives increasingly are data mined and modeled, as analysts study the behavior of shoppers, voters, patients, workers and potential terrorists.
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A very compelling article written by BW reporter Baker on how marketing firms are analyzing past customer purchasing...
For five years, David X. Li's formula, known as a Gaussian copula function, looked like an unambiguously positive...
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A data warehouse project manager’s job is beset with worst practice traps just waiting for the unwary project manager...
Posted Mar 27, 2009 @ 12:19 AM Last update Mar 27, 2009 @ 05:06 PM BOSTON — Drug makers and health insurance officials...
Less work reported for US data miners, more for Europeans - KDnuggets Poll
I just did a search for Matthew Hurst and found an interesting string in the top link snippet: It looks like Google is...
The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is using algorithms to identify employees most likely to leave.
The chart looks like colorful pop-art doughnuts flying through space. The message, though, is anything but playful.
Demand for performance data is skyrocketing within organizations. Arthur Kordon, leader in the data mining and modeling...
Unfettered collection of personal data by intelligence agencies is a threat to basic human rights, a U.N.
...out that the DOD is funding research into this kind of data mining combined with...
Credit card use is ripe for data mining These days, credit card companies are taking plastic away from a lot of...
Everyone Can Mine Your Taylor Buley, 11.21.08, 06:00 PM EST Maltego's open-source software brings data mining to the...
Data mining used to be an expensive, somewhat esoteric affair. But , a new 'open-source intelligence' tool, new...
The term "analytics" has exploded in popularity after the introduction of "Google Analytics" in Dec...
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