Dataconomy

JULY 3, 2017

In recent years’ evidence has been mounting that points to a crisis in the reproducible results of scientific research. Reviews of papers in the fields of psychology and cancer biology found that only 40% and 10%, respectively, of the results, could be reproduced. Nature published the results of a survey of. The post 10 Rules for Creating Reproducible Results in Data Science appeared first on Dataconomy.

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Hacker News

JULY 5, 2017

[update] I'm on some list now that I have written an article about some kind of "bomb", ain't I?

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Dataconomy

JULY 4, 2017

The Golden State Warriors are on top of the NBA after winning their second championship in three years. They have been in the finals for three consecutive years, set the regular season wins record at 72 wins in the 2015-16 season, and came one game away from going undefeated through. The post Winning with Data Science, Golden State Warriors Style appeared first on Dataconomy.

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Dataconomy

JULY 5, 2017

The advent of a sharing economy has brought a sea of change to the way we commute in the city. The Lyfts of the world have made taxi riding convenient, affordable and safe. These rides have emerged as a strong alternative to public transport, clocking millions of rides per month. The post Leveraging your GPS data using Geospatial Analytics appeared first on Dataconomy.

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Dataconomy

JULY 7, 2017

The money in your pockets has three basic traits – it’s tangible, centrally regulated and easy to counterfeit. Bitcoin is the exact reversal of it. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that operates independently without banking institutions and the government meddling into its affairs. There’s nothing physical about it – it’s all. The post A Brief History of Bitcoin – And where it’s going next appeared first on Dataconomy.

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