Where should you put your data scientists?
Stand-alone, embedded, or integrated teams? It depends on what you value.
Data science ideas and resources.
Stand-alone, embedded, or integrated teams? It depends on what you value.
The answer depends on your company’s stage of maturity.
How should you prepare when assembling and integrating a data science team into your organization? In this video training segment, Paco Nathan offers tips to consider in the early stages, including designating the right executive sponsor and encouraging basic hands-on data science training for management.
When using data to find causes, what assumptions must you make and why do they matter?
Sharing metadata is key to managing the data pipeline
Comprehensive metadata collection and analysis can pave the way for many interesting applications.
A new crop of interesting solutions for the complexity of operating multiple systems in a distributed computing setting.
Data storage and management providers are becoming key contributors for insight as a service.
The 2015 Data Science Salary Survey reveals insights for data professionals.
The expanding role of data analytics in a trillion-dollar industry.
Piracy isn’t the threat; it’s centuries old. Music Science is the game changer.
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Digital content, the Internet, and data science have changed the music industry.
Using data science to improve lives, fight injustice, and support democracy
Considerations for managing missing data and a look at how Pandas tools can address missing data in Python.
Python Data Science Handbook: Early Release
Python Data Science Handbook: Early Release
Python Data Science Handbook: Early Release
Python Data Science Handbook: Early Release
See, extract, and create value with networks.
This webcast talk will discuss how logs and stream-processing can form a backbone for data flow, ETL, and real-time data processing.
How data-driven tech toys are — and aren’t — changing the nature of play.
Today’s messy glut of data holds answers to questions no one’s even thought to ask.
This report covers the basics of manipulating data, as well as constructing and evaluating models in Azure ML, illustrated with a data science example.