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You Can Draw
From The Eponymous Pickle

You Can Draw

Short TED style talk on drawing.  We experimented with using graphical recording methods for documentation.  Here is another example how basic techniques can get...

Predicting Parent Purchases from Behavior
From The Eponymous Pickle

Predicting Parent Purchases from Behavior

In Retailwire:   EBay predicts parents' purchases EBay Advertising U.K. has launched a predictive targeting tool for identifying and segmenting "parent" shoppers...

Learning Language in a Neural Net
From The Eponymous Pickle

Learning Language in a Neural Net

Steps forward in the linking of neural networks and something brain like?  Some detail here,A network of artificial neurons learns to use human languageA computer...

Machine Learning and Cybersecurity
From The Eponymous Pickle

Machine Learning and Cybersecurity

In Datanami: Visual look at how machine learning is applied.   " ... While there has been extensive academic research into the use of machine learning technology...

Why Google Outsourced TensorFlow
From The Eponymous Pickle

Why Google Outsourced TensorFlow

Interesting take.   To promote AI innovation. Anticipate  taking a look." ... Google last week open sourced TensorFlow, a new machine learning library used in deep...

Bioogically Inspired Question Answering
From The Eponymous Pickle

Bioogically Inspired Question Answering

 Via Jim Spohrer.    See the previous CSIG talk on this work.In Kurzweil AI: IBM’s Watson shown to enhance human-computer co-creativity, support biologically inspired...

Marketing Planning, Fast and Slow
From The Eponymous Pickle

Marketing Planning, Fast and Slow

Some interesting thoughts on planning in CustomerThink.  I would like more thoughts on operational planning and decision making now that we have more and faster...

Another Open Source Machine Learning Platform
From The Eponymous Pickle

Another Open Source Machine Learning Platform

H2o.ai notes the use of Apache Spark:Why H2O?H2O is for data scientists and business analysts who need scalable and fast machine learning. H2O is an open source...

Google is Answering More Complex Questions
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google is Answering More Complex Questions

In the Verge: An example of the logic behind simple questions.   Google is doing much better.  I have been noticing.   But these questions would be easy for a human...

Email as Virtual Assistant
From The Eponymous Pickle

Email as Virtual Assistant

Recently I participated in a think tank regarding the future of virtual assistants.  Lots of varying opinions about what they would be able to do and when.   Will...

Telling Stories with Data
From The Eponymous Pickle

Telling Stories with Data

 I like the combination of story and lifecycle.  Lifecycle implies a story.6 Ways to Tell Stories with Data Throughout the Customer Lifecycleby Alexandra Samuel...

Levels of Sophistication
From The Eponymous Pickle

Levels of Sophistication

A little dated, from 2011.  But I thought of interest.  In the DSC:" .... In a research report on analytics by MIT and IBM (Kiron, et al. 2011), three progressive...

End of Traditional Marketing
From The Eponymous Pickle

End of Traditional Marketing

In Knowledge@Wharton:" ... There’s been talk for some time that traditional marketing is dead. But now that 70% of consumers trust brand recommendations from friends...

Teaching Machines to Understand us
From The Eponymous Pickle

Teaching Machines to Understand us

Facebook's work in AI and Deep Learning.  Largely nontechnical article in Technology Review:Teaching Machines to Understand UsA reincarnation of one of the oldest...

Hands on Look at Hololens
From The Eponymous Pickle

Hands on Look at Hololens

Was impressed by an early look at Hololens and the potential integration with Windows, especialy for prototype building, but disappointed  that its availability...

Success of Pixar
From The Eponymous Pickle

Success of Pixar

In Innovation Excellence:  Piece on the success of Pixar.  Intriguing view about how a company can produce value through innovation." ... Yet in his memoir, Creativity...

Executive Coaching for Academics
From The Eponymous Pickle

Executive Coaching for Academics

David E Goldberg and ThreeJoyIt's called "3 Reasons for The Coming Revolution in Executive Coaching For Academics" and it discusses how changes in universities...

Vint Cerf on the Internet of Things
From The Eponymous Pickle

Vint Cerf on the Internet of Things

In the CACM:   Cites existence of chaotic protocols rather than standards." ... A number of significant challenges face the continuing development of the Internet...

Readying for Space Storms
From The Eponymous Pickle

Readying for Space Storms

Early in my data career I modeled solar behavior and activity.  The problem continues to be better defined.   And it is being addressed.

Fail at Scale
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fail at Scale

In CACM: Reliability and the science of graceful failure.  Abstract, full article requires registration.
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