2022

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What Can AI-Powered RPA and IA Mean For Businesses?

KDnuggets

RPA and IA have stunned the business world by availing impressive, intelligent automation capabilities for scales of businesses across industries, which we'll know in this blog.

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Responsible AI Is an Enterprise Imperative

Dataversity

AI models have been proven to enhance critical processes that influence bottom lines, from predicting and preventing churn to detecting instances of fraud. But AI has also made headlines for producing harmful business and societal results, such as discriminating against individuals based on race or gender.

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Best Data Visualization Projects of 2022

FlowingData

Every year, I pick my favorite data visualization projects, which tend to cover a wide range of purposes but are typically for presentation. Here are my favorites for 2022. Read More.

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10 Technical Blogs for Data Scientists to Advance AI/ML Skills

DataRobot Blog

Savvy data scientists are already applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to accelerate the scope and scale of data-driven decisions in strategic organizations. These data science teams are seeing tremendous results—millions of dollars saved, new customers acquired, and new innovations that create a competitive advantage. Other organizations are just discovering how to apply AI to accelerate experimentation time frames and find the best models to produce results.

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LLMs in Production: Tooling, Process, and Team Structure

Speaker: Dr. Greg Loughnane and Chris Alexiuk

Technology professionals developing generative AI applications are finding that there are big leaps from POCs and MVPs to production-ready applications. They're often developing using prompting, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), and fine-tuning (up to and including Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback (RLHF)), typically in that order. However, during development – and even more so once deployed to production – best practices for operating and improving generative AI applications are le

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Bliki: ConwaysLaw

Hacker News

Pretty much all the practitioners I favor in Software Architecture are deeply suspicious of any kind of general law in the field. Good software architecture is very context-specific, analyzing trade-offs that resolve differently across a wide range of environments. But if there is one thing they all agree on, it's the importance and power of Conway's Law.

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Is Quantum Computing the Future of Artificial Intelligence?

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Source: Forbes.com Introduction It is not hidden from the audience that quantum computing is the future of data processing. Tech giants like IBM, Google, and Microsoft are all aggressively pursuing quantum computing technology for a good reason. The massive speedups and power savings of quantum […].

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Data Speaks for Itself: Data Littering

The Data Administration Newsletter

No, this is not a mistyping of data literacy. Yes, like everyone, I am aware of and fully on-board with the growing movement to improve data literacy in the enterprise. What I want to talk about is Data Littering, which is something else entirely. Data Littering is the deliberate act of creating and distributing data […].

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DataRobot and Snowflake Healthcare Campaign

DataRobot

Shifting to Proactive Healthcare Delivery with AI. The Case for Change. The UK Government Health and Care Bill sets up Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) as legal entities from July 2022. While ICSs have been operating in shadow-format for a number of years, this long-awaited shift determines that health and care delivery in England is regionally managed and focused around the needs of the local population.

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5 Current Trends in Big Data for 2022 and Beyond

Smart Data Collective

The world of big data is constantly changing and evolving, and 2021 is no different. As we look ahead to 2022, there are four key trends that organizations should be aware of when it comes to big data: cloud computing, artificial intelligence, automated streaming analytics, and edge computing. Each of these trends will continue to shape the way companies use data in the coming years.

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The Definitive Entity Resolution Buyer’s Guide

Are you thinking of adding enhanced data matching and relationship detection to your product or service? Do you need to know more about what to look for when assessing your options? The Senzing Entity Resolution Buyer’s Guide gives you step-by-step details about everything you should consider when evaluating entity resolution technologies. You’ll learn about use cases, technology and deployment options, top ten evaluation criteria and more.

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A match made in transportation heaven: AI and self-driving cars

Dataconomy

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the way we drive and transport goods and people. Self-driving cars, also known as autonomous vehicles, are a type of vehicle that use AI and other advanced technologies to navigate roads and highways without the need for a human driver. There are several benefits to self-driving cars. […].

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Data Science Minimum: 10 Essential Skills You Need to Know to Start Doing Data Science

KDnuggets

Data science is ever-evolving, so mastering its foundational technical and soft skills will help you be successful in a career as a Data Scientist, as well as pursue advance concepts, such as deep learning and artificial intelligence.

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More Data Science Cheatsheets

KDnuggets

It's time again to look at some data science cheatsheets. Here you can find a short selection of such resources which can cater to different existing levels of knowledge and breadth of topics of interest.

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How To Overcome The Fear of Math and Learn Math For Data Science

KDnuggets

Many aspiring Data Scientists, especially when self-learning, fail to learn the necessary math foundations. These recommendations for learning approaches along with references to valuable resources can help you overcome a personal sense of not being "the math type" or belief that you "always failed in math.".

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We Don’t Need Data Scientists, We Need Data Engineers

KDnuggets

As more people are entering the field of Data Science and more companies are hiring for data-centric roles, what type of jobs are currently in highest demand? There is so much data in the world, and it just keeps flooding in, it now looks like companies are targeting those who can engineer that data more than those who can only model the data.

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How I Got 4 Data Science Offers and Doubled My Income 2 Months After Being Laid Off

KDnuggets

In this blog, I shared my story on getting 4 data science job offers including Airbnb, Lyft and Twitter after being laid off. Any data scientist who was laid off due to the pandemic or who is actively looking for a data science position can find something here to which they can relate.

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7 Techniques to Handle Imbalanced Data

KDnuggets

This blog post introduces seven techniques that are commonly applied in domains like intrusion detection or real-time bidding, because the datasets are often extremely imbalanced.

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How Much Math Do You Need in Data Science?

KDnuggets

There exist so many great computational tools available for Data Scientists to perform their work. However, mathematical skills are still essential in data science and machine learning because these tools will only be black-boxes for which you will not be able to ask core analytical questions without a theoretical foundation.

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Introduction to Pandas for Data Science

KDnuggets

The Pandas library is core to any Data Science work in Python. This introduction will walk you through the basics of data manipulating, and features many of Pandas important features.

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If I Had To Start Learning Data Science Again, How Would I Do It?

KDnuggets

While different ways to learn Data Science for the first time exist, the approach that works for you should be based on how you learn best. One powerful method is to evolve your learning from simple practice into complex foundations, as outlined in this learning path recommended by a physicist who turned into a Data Scientist.

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Easy Guide To Data Preprocessing In Python

KDnuggets

Preprocessing data for machine learning models is a core general skill for any Data Scientist or Machine Learning Engineer. Follow this guide using Pandas and Scikit-learn to improve your techniques and make sure your data leads to the best possible outcome.

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How to Select Rows and Columns in Pandas Using [ ],loc, iloc,at and.iat

KDnuggets

Subset selection is one of the most frequently performed tasks while manipulating data. Pandas provides different ways to efficiently select subsets of data from your DataFrame.

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Frameworks for Approaching the Machine Learning Process

KDnuggets

This post is a summary of 2 distinct frameworks for approaching machine learning tasks, followed by a distilled third. Do they differ considerably (or at all) from each other, or from other such processes available?

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The Complete Collection of Data Science Books – Part 2

KDnuggets

Read the best books on Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, MLOps, Robotics, IoT, AI Products Management, and Data Science for Executives.

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Sparse Matrix Representation in Python

KDnuggets

Leveraging sparse matrix representations for your data when appropriate can spare you memory storage. Have a look at the reasons why, see how to create sparse matrices in with Python, and compare the memory requirements for standard and sparse representations of the same data.

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How to Build a Data Science Enablement Team: A Complete Guide

KDnuggets

A Data Science Enablement Team consists of people from various departments like marketing, sales, product development, etc. They are responsible for providing the necessary tools and resources to help the data scientists do their job more efficiently.

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The ABCs of NLP, From A to Z

KDnuggets

There is no shortage of tools today that can help you through the steps of natural language processing, but if you want to get a handle on the basics this is a good place to start. Read about the ABCs of NLP, all the way from A to Z.

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The Complete Free PyTorch Course for Deep Learning

KDnuggets

Do you want to learn PyTorch for machine learning and deep learning? Check out this 24 hour long video course with accompanying notes and courseware for free. Did I mention it's free?

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10 Cheat Sheets You Need To Ace Data Science Interview

KDnuggets

The only cheat you need for a job interview and data professional life. It includes SQL, web scraping, statistics, data wrangling and visualization, business intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, NLP, and super cheat sheets.

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More Performance Evaluation Metrics for Classification Problems You Should Know

KDnuggets

When building and optimizing your classification model, measuring how accurately it predicts your expected outcome is crucial. However, this metric alone is never the entire story, as it can still offer misleading results. That's where these additional performance evaluations come into play to help tease out more meaning from your model.