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GoLang for Data Science

Data Science 101

While it is not one of the popular programming languages for data science, The Go Programming Language (aka Golang) has surfaced for me a few times in the past few years as an option for data science. I decided to do some searching and find some conclusions about whether golang is a good choice for data science.

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Algorithmic biases – Is it a challenge to achieve fairness in AI?

Data Science Dojo

Just like people, Algorithmic biases can occur sometimes. AI algorithms are used to make decisions about everything from who gets a loan to what ads we see online. However, AI algorithms can be biased, which can have a negative impact on people’s lives. Thinking why? Well, think of AI as making those characters.

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Community Spotlight: Brett Mullins

DrivenData Labs

How did you get started in data science? Like many data scientists in the 2010s, I stumbled my way into the field. Afterward, I worked as research assistant at the Fiscal Research Center - a research group at GSU - on a project measuring income mobility in Georgia using government administrative data.

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Data Science Papers – Summer 2019 edition

Data Science 101

Looking for a few academic data science papers to study? Here are a few I have found interesting. The are not all from the past 12 months, but I am including them anyhow.

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Machine Learning Interview Questions to Land the Perfect Data Science Job

Smart Data Collective

Are you looking to get a job in big data? The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there were over 31,000 people working in this field back in 2018. However, it is not easy to get a career in big data. This has led to a number of great opportunities for data scientists to offer their services to gaming companies.

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The Rise and Fall of Data Science Trends: A 2018–2024 Conference Perspective

ODSC - Open Data Science

The field of data science has evolved dramatically over the past several years, driven by technological breakthroughs, industry demands, and shifting priorities within the community. By analyzing conference session titles and abstracts from 2018 to 2024, we can trace the rise and fall of key trends that shaped the industry.

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Google AI

Dataconomy

Formerly known as Google Research, it was rebranded during the 2018 Google I/O conference. Focus areas of Google AI Google AI directs its efforts towards several key research areas, continually pushing the boundaries of what AI can achieve: Machine learning: Developing algorithms that enable computers to learn from data.

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